Tag Archives: B&W

Steam Power

Posted on June 8, 2013 by Kolman Rosenberg

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 →

Posted in Uncategorized | 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 | 9 Comments

Guardians of Transportation

Posted on April 21, 2013 by Kolman Rosenberg

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 →

Posted in Uncategorized | 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 | 9 Comments

Memories of a Childhood

Posted on June 7, 2012 by Kolman Rosenberg

Last Friday I went down into Cleveland’s flats. This is an industrial area of steel mills, river shipping, railroads and old neighborhoods. It’s absolutely one of my favorite areas in which to shoot photos. As I was driving out, I … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged B&W, Black and White, Camden, carefree, Childhood, Cleveland, flats, industrial, lumber, mills, monochrome, new jersey, nj, OH, ohio, photography, Play, playing, railroad, River, shipping, steel, street, tree house | 6 Comments

A Great Photograph Meets Great Writing

Posted on June 4, 2012 by Kolman Rosenberg

If you’ve followed my blog or Facebook page you know that I have posted a number of articles about AP photographer Nick Ut and his iconic photo known as “Napalm Girl”! This photo, that changed the world’s thinking about war, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged AP, B&W, Black and White, Horst Faas, icon, Joe McNally, Kim Phuc, nick ut, Photo, photography, phtoography, pulitzer prize, Vietcong, Vietnam, War | 2 Comments

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