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I loved the way we could look through the cross in this monument to another cross far beyond. The yellow forsythia made it even better.
Taken during a CT Flickr Meetup.
"Betsey Merkel" Restaurants SPICE "Gordon Square" Cleveland Ohio
Photo by Betsey Merkel.
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Spice Kitchen + Bar, 5800 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
SPICE Companies: SPICE KITCHEN + BAR | SPICE OF LIFE CATERING CO. | SPICE ACRES
All businesses live within an iconic building called “Spice Headquarters,” in Gordon Square Arts District on Detroit Avenue & West 58th Street.
The Spice Companies promote economic vitality and physical wellness across Northeast Ohio by growing, purchasing, and preparing local, sustainable foods.
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This photo I also took at the carnival, the repeating patterns of the ducks I felt was a unique type of picture. I used a filter that helped the colors stand out more as well. I really liked this photo because it was one of my stronger pictures that stood out to me the most.
Technique: focus, balance, timing, depth, pattern
Post processing: Sharpening and vignetting
Why? : I added this photo because it has a gloomy sort of look that is captured mostly because of the natural lighting I took it in. I enjoy how the photograph sets a mood all on its own
Hi, my name is Drew Ramezani. For this project I took pictures of repeating patterns and lines. It was assigned to me by Mr. Landerer.
I took this picture because of it's simplicity. A line of chairs is simple, yet it can be beautiful. You just have to look closely and appreciate what it looks like from a different perspective.
I took this picture with a certain shutter speed and aperture. The shutter speed was set to 5.6, and the aperture was set to 1/60. I used these settings because they were the optimal settings to use for this picture. I took this picture in my back yard and that time was 3:24.
In conclusion, I really like this picture. It shows how we overlook many things instead of looking closely to see what they could be. I think that everyone should slow down and appreciate the many things in life, no matter how simple they may seem at first.
(January 2012)
I started with a small piece of fabric which I painted on then photocopied it and repeating the pattern.