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Europe, Netherlands, Rotterdam Zuid, Wolpaertsbocht, Poster, Man, Cars
While on my way, I encountered a man on the street and asked myself the 'GW-question' - "How will it look photographed?" More specific: "How will a stooped person on the street look photographed while the cam focuses on a poster (printed with a very coarse raster) some meters before him?"
This is the last pic exploring and showcasing the possibilities of the GX9 and some particular lenses. It's time for some hard boiled archi shots again - next stop: Utrecht Centraal.
This is a favorite place of mine to go to when visiting my daughter /friends...it's the Bluewater Bridge in Sarnia........On the other side is Port Huron MI....
From Spring right up until the first snowfall it's populated by many tourists and locals.....the biggest attraction is the Chip Wagons, or the Fry Trucks....they do a booming business.......it's a beautiful spot year round! The locals walk their dogs along the boardwalk and there are lots of these signs posted..... :) There is also a Casino within walking distance!!
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The St Clair river flows into Lake Huron!
I hope that you have an AWEsome day/night!!!
THANKS so much in advance for your visits!! :)
walking home from the BK loves MichaelJ & Prince event at Fort Green Park, I notice some art next to this stoop. I asked this gent if he created the art, which he didn't--we engaged in a conversation, then I asked to take his photo.
MY Stranger 61/100
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Stoop sitting. An important pastime during the summers in Newark. This was my grandmother's home. Oak trees out front. Sidewalk pavers jumbled from growing roots of trees. Typical Italians, with loads of fruit trees in the back yard. And grape vines, and home made wine.
I'm guessing this may be from around 1958, as my sister is wearing diapers. Far right is our mom, who would have been in her early 30s then. Far left is my dad's cousin, who would have been about age 14 judging by her looks here. I would be an usher at her wedding in about 8 years.
The post war years, with the soldiers and sailors home, trying to make something of the world they saved, for the families they were growing.
Final tricolor print. Gum bichromate over cyanotype on Fabriano 300lb paper. Image size about 7in. x 10.5in.
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Faith, Hope and Charity, sitting on the steps of the Throne of the Virgin in Ambrogio Lorenzetti's 1335 Maestá - I went to Massa Marittima just to see this painting.
A nice looking green anole I found perched on the steps to the house.
Taken in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
I'm so pleased I didn't miss him! Was just taking a shot when he stooped for something for his supper. I'd guess he was successful because he stayed down, didn't return to hovering for at least the 20 minutes it took me to walk from the field!
I've added a black arrow pointing to his whereabouts!
Stoop: a small raised platform, approached by steps and sometimes having a roof and seats, at the entrance of a house; a small porch.
Chinatown stoop
Today I will be giving my student Mark the 3rd day of a #photo #tour in #Harlem. This shot was taken on our 1st day in #Chinatown. We've been having a great time!!! I still have a few spaces for November and December. For more information go to
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