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Musings on photography, the art of creating images, technical talk, useful tips, rants and ravings of a published photographer of 40+ years experience.
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- Shooting Both Black and White and Colour
- On Composing A Picture
- Winch, Atlas Coal Tipple
- Horseshoe Canyon, Alberta
- Blairmore Cole Tipple
- Record Distance Travelled
- Getting Published
- Massive Tree, 1978
- Why Images Work # 6 - Paul Strand
- Same Old, Same Old...
- Maximize Sharpness!
- The Sharp Print
- Jura Canyon Continued
- Too Blue For You?
- More From Jura Canyon
- If I Could Have Any Wish...
- Black and White From Jura Canyon
- Another From Jura Canyon
- Awesome Day!
- Photographic Wish List
- Getting Ready - Trains Of Thought
- The Delights Of The Square Format
- Atlas Coal Tipple - 2006
- Why Are Pictures Rectangular?
- Why Use A Mac?
- Techy to Artsy # 2
- Cape Breton Granite
- Moving From Techy To Artsy # 1
- Do We Really Have To Love What We Photograph?
- Why Images Work # 6 - Tenaya Creek, Dogwood
- Symmetry
- The Ethics Of Cropping To Order
- Why Images Work # 5 - Brett Weston
- Why Images Work # 4 Shaun O'Boyle
- DeJa Vue All Over Again
- Base of wooden through truss bridge near Atlas Coa...
- Why Images Work # 3 - Huntington Witherill
- Why Images Work # 2 - Andre Kertesz
- Update On Pepper # 30
- What Makes A Good Photograph?
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About Me
- George Barr
- I'm a part time working fine art photographer, full time family physician, and occasional model railroader.
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