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Tag Archives: Black and White
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
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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Steam Power
On a visit to New Jersey a week ago, I took a short visit with a friend to New Hope, PA on the Delaware River just north of Philadelphia. New Hope is a very artsy and historic little town, very … Continue reading
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Tagged #40, B&W, Black and White, Engine, engine #40, locomotive, monochrome, New Hope, New Hope and Ivyland, new jersey, nj, pa, photography, rail fanning, railroad, station, Steam, Train, washington's crossing
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Guardians of Transportation
In 1932 Cleveland’s Lorain-Carnegie Bridge opened featuring four 43 foot tall pylons with 2 sandstone statues on each. These 8 sandstone statues, named the “Guardians of Transportation” and carved out of local Berea sandstone, represented the advancing technology of sources … Continue reading
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Tagged B&W, berea, Black and White, bob hope, Bridge, carnegie, Cleveland, cuyahoga, guardian, guardians, guardians of transportation, hope memorial bridge, lorain, OH, ohio, photography, River, sandstone, stonemason, Transportation, willian henry hope
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The Same But Different
A few days ago I posted some baseball photos of a dramatic play at home plate which stopped the action in 4 frames. Today’s post is in some respects the same, and in some respects different! Back on February 23rd … Continue reading
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Tagged action, athletic, ballet, baseball, black, Black and White, Cleveland, dance, monochrome, Multiple Exposure, OH, ohio, performance, performing art, photography, Sequence, series, verb, verb ballet, white
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Pittsburgh’s Duquesne Incline
If you’ve been to Pittsburgh, PA, you’ve no doubt seen or maybe even ridden on one of the inclines that rise up from the banks of the Monongahela River to the top of the Mount Washington area of the city. … Continue reading
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Tagged black, Black and White, cars, duquesne, Duquesne Incline, gray, incline, incline station, machinery, monochrome, Monongahela, mount, Mount Washington, pa, Painterly, pennsylvania, photoshop filter, pittsburgh, red cars, River, Transportation, Travel, vacation, washington, watercolor, watercolor filter, white
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Multiple Exposures
Prior to starting this blog, I posted this photo on my Facebook photography page, but I was reminded of it yesterday when a friend showed me a project she was working on that involved compositing a number of images of … Continue reading
Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 