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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Goodbye to 2011
As 2011 comes to an end I want to wish all my friends and family a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2012! Thank you for following my blog. I hope to continue to post interesting photos that you will enjoy in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, 2012, Blog, CA, california, Farewell, Goodbye, Happy, New Year, Orange, Orange County, sunrise, sunset, Welcome
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Approaching a New Year
Now that the Hanukkah and Christmas seasons are winding down I find myself reflecting on the past year and looking forward to the coming year. When working on photos and this blog, I sit by a window and often gaze … Continue reading
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Tagged Burton, Century Village, Gaze, Glassware, New Year, OH, ohio, Reflections, window
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He’s Watching
Remember, he’s been watching for 364 days now!
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Tagged Bad, Christmas, Claus, Cleveland, Good, Holiday, Naughty, New Year, Nice, OH, ohio, Public Square, Santa, Tower City
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Nick Ut and an Iconic Image
When I started this blog, I planned to occasionally feature other photographers whose work has influenced me. There are many, but one who is still among the living and who I follow on Facebook daily, comes to mind today. Nick … Continue reading
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Tagged French Indochina, Girl, Huynh Cong Ut, Kim Phuc, Napalm, nick ut, photojournalism, Photojournalist, Ut, Vietnam, War
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The Faces
For the past couple of years I’ve volunteered with the Cleveland Photographic Society ( http://www.clevelandphoto.org ) to take photographs at Interact Cleveland’s Homeless Stand Down ( http://www.interactcleveland.org ), a yearly event held to help provide the homeless and others in … Continue reading
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Tagged Cleveland, cleveland photographic society, community, CPS, Disadvantaged, Homeless, Homelessness, Interact Cleveland, Meal, ohio, Photographer, photography, Poor, Poverty, Service, Stand Down, Volunteer
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A Natural Embrace
As I prepare to take a short trip into downtown Cleveland for a little street photography, I’m reminded of what was probably my most photo worthy trip. It was 2003 and my family traveled to NYC for a family wedding. … Continue reading
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Tagged black, Central Park, city, Embrace, gray, monochrome, Natural, New York, NYC, park, range, Rock, Root, Tonal Range, tone, Tree, white
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Dulcimer Strings
If you’ve been following my blog you’ve already read about my fascination for small details of larger scenes. Here’s another one. While walking thru the Lake County Ohio’s Little Mountain Heritage Festival in 2008, I came upon a display of … Continue reading
Simple Enough
Last winter, walking in the park one day, I came upon this very simple scene. Nature shooting is not something I do a lot of, but this just cried out to me, “take my picture”! So I did. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Granular, Hiking, Lake Metroparks, Metroparks, Pod, Seed, shadow, snow, Texture, Walking, winter
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 