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Tag Archives: Metroparks
Remembering Summer
With temperatures dropping into the single digits tonight and lake effect snow in the forecast, my mind turned to a warm summer day back in July. I was at the Fairport Harbor Lake Metropark beach waiting to see some of … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, Fairport Harbor, football, lake county, Lake Erie, Lake Metroparks, lifeguard, lighthouse, Metroparks, muscle building, ohio, sail board, sand, summer, tall ships
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Simple Enough
Last winter, walking in the park one day, I came upon this very simple scene. Nature shooting is not something I do a lot of, but this just cried out to me, “take my picture”! So I did. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Granular, Hiking, Lake Metroparks, Metroparks, Pod, Seed, shadow, snow, Texture, Walking, winter
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Candid Expressions
As the title of my blog suggests, I prefer to shoot unposed subjects. In fact, I usually advise photographers to take their portrait and people photographs candidly. I find that you will get more honest, natural expressions that way. A … Continue reading
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Tagged candid, Cleveland, gorilla, Metroparks, portrait, primate, zoo
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 