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Tag Archives: American Flag
Seeing With A Different Eye
One of my photographer friends recently pointed out to me that my style has changed recently! Upon reflection, I would have to partially agree with him. My preferred style was predominantly photojournalistic, however once in awhile in every photographer’s life … Continue reading
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Tagged American Flag, artist, artistic, creative, creativity, flag, lamp, Lensbaby, light, photography, photoshop, statement, window
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Summer is Just a Memory Now
As I look out the window on this rainy day and absorb the reality of cold rain, balding trees, and piles of wet leaves covering the ground, I’m imagining the restful summer day I spent with friends back in July … Continue reading
Looking for the Uncommon Shot
If you’ve visited my website, http://www.kolmanphotos.com , you’ve seen this photo on the homepage. It’s a photo that I like very much because it illustrates a point that I like to make when teaching classes for The Cleveland Photographic Society … Continue reading
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Tagged American Flag, arcade, architecture, Cleveland, design, mall, old, perspective, shopping, victorian
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