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Museum Musings

Posted on March 2, 2014 by

A couple of recent visits to local museums led to some further play with creative effects added to my photos.  The first photo, shot at Cleveland’s famous Museum of Art captured two visitors, one dozing, one walking, on the balcony … Continue reading →

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Art Meets Religion

Posted on January 19, 2014 by

A few recent photo adventures with friends led to shots of religious figures as sculpture art.  Back in December, at Cleveland’s beautiful Trinity Cathedral, we had the opportunity to photograph a rehearsal and performance of a yearly Christmas Tuba Concert. … Continue reading →

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A Creative Tool

Posted on January 10, 2014 by

I know that I have referred to the Lensbaby on other posts, but today I was meeting with a few photo friends who together with myself will be hanging an exhibit of our Lensbaby photography sometime next month.  The Lensbaby … Continue reading →

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Between the Trees

Posted on August 27, 2013 by

On Sunday I went “barnstorming” with another photographer friend to shoot some old barns in the area.  Some are in good condition, others rather dilapidated but I had spotted this one out of the corner of my eye several months … Continue reading →

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Lensbaby Art: Part 2

Posted on July 14, 2013 by

A few weeks ago in a post entitled “Seeing With a Different Eye“,  I posted some photos taken with a lens called the Lensbaby, a lens that blurs much of the image, leaving a small portion in focus.  Those two … Continue reading →

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Seeing With A Different Eye

Posted on June 16, 2013 by

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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