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Author Archives: Kolman Rosenberg
Shutdown in the Suburbs
A month ago, on April 13, 2020, I posted on the pandemic shutdown and how it looked on the abandoned streets of Cleveland, OH. I live in a suburb of Cleveland, Mentor, OH, and we have a large mall. I … Continue reading
A City Put to Sleep
On March 23, 2020, the afternoon before Ohio’s “Stay at Home” order was about to take effect at midnight, the streets of Cleveland were already clearing out. A low bank of clouds or fog was hanging over the city like … Continue reading
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Tagged city, cle, Cleveland, coronavirus, covid-19, empty streets, fog, pandemic, shutdown, stay at home
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A Visit to My Hometown
In November of 2017 I took a trip back to southern New Jersey to attend my 50th high school reunion. As background, I was born in Camden, NJ in 1949 and lived with my parents in my grandparents’ home for … Continue reading
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Learning More About a Friend and an Art Form
I’ve known my friend Maria Kaiser for approximately 15 years. We got to know one another as members of the Cleveland Photographic Society and she and I share a love of photojournalistic/documentary photography. I also knew that Maria did some … Continue reading
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Lost in Digital Art
A few days ago I posted this image, or should I say digital art, that I produced from a fireworks image I shot in 2014. It got a lot of attention and lots of likes and comments on Facebook. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, bloodshot, color, digital art, Eye, fireworks, Green, photoshop, red, synapses
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Remembering Summer
With temperatures dropping into the single digits tonight and lake effect snow in the forecast, my mind turned to a warm summer day back in July. I was at the Fairport Harbor Lake Metropark beach waiting to see some of … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, Fairport Harbor, football, lake county, Lake Erie, Lake Metroparks, lifeguard, lighthouse, Metroparks, muscle building, ohio, sail board, sand, summer, tall ships
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Back to My Photo Roots
Lately I’ve had to urge to go back to my photo roots of shooting black and white street photography. Last week I took 2 days, one rainy and one sunny, to roam around in the heart of downtown Cleveland capturing … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, bike, Black and White, Cleveland, dine, ohio, street
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