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Tag Archives: mill
Who Knew?
When people outside of the area think of Youngstown, OH, and Northeast Ohio in general, they think of it as an old rust-belt area, which it was. The area however has done much to experience a resurgence. Traveling to Youngstown … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn, colors, creek, Fall, grist, lanterman's mill, mill, mill creek, OH, ohio, rust-belt, youngstown
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The Mill
One of my photographer friends posted a beautiful photo of a mill in West Virginia the other day and it reminded me that I had traveled to Youngstown, OH with a couple of photo friends back in June to photograph … Continue reading
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Tagged cog, efficiency, energy, gears, lanterman's mill, machinery, mill, OH, ohio, power, shafts, water, waterwheel, young town
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Rural Hartville Ohio
My last 2 posts have featured a farm in the rural village of Lodi, OH, and have been very popular! In fact on one day last week my post was viewed 25 times in Greece which I’ve never seen happen … Continue reading
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Tagged americana, big box, caboose, centruy feed, chain, chessie system, community, David Hassler, Farm, feedmill, Gary Harwood, Growing Season, growth, Hartville, hartville elevator, history, infrastructure, living, lodi, migrant, mill, OH, ohio, progress, railroad, Robert Coles, rural, the life of a migrant community, worker, yesteryear
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More Influences
Aside from painters, such as Hopper featured in an earlier blog posting, many photographers have influenced my work as well. Documentary black and white photography by people such as Lewis Hine and Margaret Bourke-White had a major influence on … Continue reading
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Tagged lewis hine, machinery, margaret bourke-white, mill, pennsylvania, pittsburgh, rust, station square, steel
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 