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- Weybrecht, Gilmour all about business en route to Division II Perry District track and field team crown
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Tag Archives: Mentor
Wet Windows
Yesterday I traveled to Kent State University and with a friend walked around the campus looking for photo ops while also visiting the Kent State May 4th Memorial site. We came upon a greenhouse and found these beautiful pink flowers … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, colors, droplet, flower, focus, Garfield, glass, greenhouse, James A. Garfield, Kent, Kent State University, Lawnfield, May 4th Memorial, Mentor, muted, OH, ohio, Succulent, water, window
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Winter in Northeast Ohio is Due to Return
I’ve been very busy lately and not keeping up with the frequency of posting that I had intended. Today I find myself in Charlotte, NC with very few photos to choose from for a blog posting. My library of 68,000+ … Continue reading
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Tagged black, color, edit, editing, gray, highlights, iPhone, Mentor, monochrome, northeast, Northeast Ohio, OH, ohio, photoshop, Snapseed, snow, white, winter
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From Artistic to Athletic
While most of my recent posts have been in more of an artistic vain, watching the Olympics for the past few weeks has taken me back to my photography roots in shooting athletic events. I’m not sure I can even … Continue reading
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Tagged anticipate, anticipation, athletic, competition, district, Euclid, Glenville, high school, hurdler, hurdles, jump, long jump, Madison, Mentor, OH, ohio, perspective, photography, pole vault, pole vaulter, sports, track, track and field, track meet, vaulter
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Different Cameras, Different Tools
Until recently I didn’t consider cellphone cameras to be “real cameras”. They had low resolution and were somewhat of a threat to my part-time job selling cameras at Dodd Camera in Mentor, OH. More and more people are using them … Continue reading
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Tagged 4s, Camera, cellphone, Cleveland, david kennerly, Digital, Dodd Camera, film, Hipstamatic, iPhone, Mentor, OH, ohio, photography, plastic cameras, president gerald ford, professional cameras, technology, Tower City, toy camera
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Beachcombing at Mentor Headlands State Park
Last Friday I decided to get some work done early and head out to Mentor Headlands State Park to do a little beachcombing with a couple of camera and lens combinations. With me, trudging through the sand were my Nikon … Continue reading
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Tagged 2.8, 300 mm, 70-200 mm, Beach Glass, Beachcomber, Beachcombing, Beachglass, D200, D700, Dunes, f2.8, Fairport Harbor, Fairport Harbor West Breakwater Lighthouse, Flash, Headlands, lake, Lake Erie, lighthouse, Mentor, nature, Nikkor, Nikon, OH, ohio, photography, sand, sand dunes, state park, The Flash, Travel, West Breakwater, west breakwater lighthouse
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Keep Your Eye on the Ball
With spring here early, I ventured out to the golf course a few weeks ago to do some action golf shots. I shoot a lot of sports but have not shot golf before, so I decided to take advantage of … Continue reading
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Tagged ball, Blackbrook, Continuous, Country Club, Eye, Eye On The Ball, flight, Follow, Frames Per Second, Golf, Golf Ball, Golf Course, Mentor, Mode, OH, ohio, Sequence, Spring
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Mentor Headlands Fence and Shadow
In many parts of the country these types of fences are called snow fences. They were designed to prevent snow from drifting beyond them and were commonly used along the sides of highways in the past. I don’t see them … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, black, Black and White, Bright, Contrast, Dune, Dunes, Fence, Headlands, Mentor, Mentor Headlands, monochrome, OH, ohio, sand, Snow Fence, Sunny, white
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 