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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Is It Spring Yet?
It looked and felt like spring yesterday, so after working a few hours in the morning, teaching a photography class, I decided to take advantage of the nice sunny day to take a photographic road trip. I’ve been up in … Continue reading
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Tagged island, lake, Lake Erie, lighthouse, Marblehead, OH, ohio, perspective, Photo, roadtrip, sky, Spring, sun, tour, tourist, unique, Weather
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The Old Bike
In 2009 I was able to visit the Western Reserve Historical Society’s (WRHS) restoration facility in Macedonia, OH. This is where the historical society stored and restored it’s collection of old automobiles, airplanes, merry-go-round horses and all sorts of other … Continue reading
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Tagged auto, automobile, bicycle, bike, crawford, crawford auto aviation museum, historical, history, macedonia, Museum, OH, ohio, restoration, silhouette, western reserve, western reserve historical society, wheel
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Wet Windows
Yesterday I traveled to Kent State University and with a friend walked around the campus looking for photo ops while also visiting the Kent State May 4th Memorial site. We came upon a greenhouse and found these beautiful pink flowers … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, colors, droplet, flower, focus, Garfield, glass, greenhouse, James A. Garfield, Kent, Kent State University, Lawnfield, May 4th Memorial, Mentor, muted, OH, ohio, Succulent, water, window
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Ballet – Multiple Exposures
During my photo shoots of the Verb Ballets, I usually attempt some multiple exposures. One was posted last week and people seemed to like it. Today I’m posting a few more. These multiple exposures are done in camera with a … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, Camera, Cleveland, dance, Digital, Multiple Exposure, OH, ohio, photography, verb ballet, verb ballets
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 