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Spring - dirt - mud - water - warm enough to wash the dog - and this is what he left behind.
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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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- Size Matters
- Sort o' Cave
- Simplicity
- Another Badlands Image
- Weekend Trip To Badlands
- Abstract Rock Image
- Magazines And The Images They Showcase
- What To Do With Our Photographs
- Preparing For Cruise
- Frank Meadow Sutcliffe
- Dreaming Of View Cameras
- William Corey
- Badlands Further Edited
- Black And White
- Tracking Visitors
- D.O.F., Sensor Size, Focal Length And Stitching
- Travelling Light
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- Seeing Fatigue
- The Right Weather
- So How Do I Know When I Have Gone Too Far?
- Going Too Far
- And No, I haven't Given Up Black And White
- More From Yesterday
- Excursion To Drumheller
- Things To Photograph
- Old technology vs. New
- Style
- Burned Stump Ver. 2
- Burned Tree
- Dogwash
- Viewing Light
- Can The Public Appreciate What They Can't See?
- Crop If You Must
- Cole Thompson
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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.
2 comments:
Warm enough to wash the dog? We had snow here over the weekend! Doesn't seem fair.
Definitely unique George!
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