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Tag Archives: steel
A Phoenix Has Risen
Back in early 2013 I published 2 blog postings about the old abandoned Cleveland Trust Company. It was a incredibly beautiful bank building which had become deserted for newer more modern facilities under newer and more modern names. It’s future … Continue reading
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Tagged bank, brass, Cleveland, comination, door, Heinen's, lock, phoenix, safe, steel, supermarket, trust, urban, vault
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Vintage Bikes from Simpler Times
About a week and a half ago my shooting friend Debra Rozin and I took a little trip to the Simpler Times Vintage Bicycle Gallery on Cleveland’s west side. Externally the old storefront and larger warehouse behind would not draw … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 speed, 3 speed, AMF, antique, bicycle, bike, brakes, english, Nostalgia, racer, Raleigh, Road Master, rust, Schwinn, spokes, steel, Sturmey Archer, tires
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Photography to Digital Art
I’ve taken a creative turn over the past few years and while doing so have asked myself the question, am I still a photographer? Well the answer I’ve come up with is YES, I am still a photographer. My output … Continue reading
Soft Stuff – Hard Stuff
The last couple of weeks have presented me with a real diversity of subjects to shoot! Last week’s post included some macro shots of flower blossoms and here is another with a different look. This magnolia blossom is darker, shows … Continue reading
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Tagged blossom, cold, color, flower, hard, iron, magnolia, railroad, restoration, roundhouse, soft, sprocket, steel, Texture, Train, warm, wheel
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Rust and Restoration
Yesterday I finally made it to an open house of the Midwest Railway Preservation Society (MRSP) in Cleveland’s Flats. I’ve driven by the old historic roundhouse many times and wished I could get inside! It was well worth the wait and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1918, 4070, chessie, Cleveland, dining car, Engine, flats, locomotive, midwest railway preservation society, MRPS, Nostalgia, OH, ohio, preservation, pullman, rail, railroad, railway, restoration, roundhouse, rust, Steam, steel, track, Train
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More From the Bank
To Continue where I left off in my last post, here are a few more photos from the now closed Cleveland Trust Bank. The vault door shown on the last post was rectangular and was amazingly complex and beautiful. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bank, beauty, brass, Cleveland, cleveland trust bank, OH, ohio, rotunda, skylight, steel, tiffany, vault
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A Steel and Brass Beauty
After some technical difficulties yesterday, I finally got things squared away to publish my first post of 2013! For those of you interested, Photoshop, and everything else for that matter, works a little differently on a Mac Platform … Continue reading
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Tagged age, bank, beauty, brass, Cleveland, cleveland trust, euclid ave., gears, key, lock, machine, mechanism, millionaire, millionaire's row, patina, rockefeller, stainless, steel, vault
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The Old and the New
I shot this photo at an old sawmill where I was shooting some of the old machinery, a subject that I enjoy shooting and converting to black and white images. What caught my eye with this scene though was the … Continue reading
