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- Centre Street Bridge
- Comments On The Gallery Experience
- A Different Selling Experience
- The Gallery Experience
- Looking Back
- Vertical or Horizontal
- Work Habits
- Three Image Stitch
- Badlands
- Rock Cut Abstract
- Evolution
- Full Range Of Tones? Not Always
- What's Not To Like
- Rainy Day Shot
- What Makes A Photograph Good?
- Playground
- Rain
- Practising In Your Own Patch
- Reframing
- Do Exercises Have To Be Relevant?
- 10 Reasons To Work In Black And White
- Exercises To Improve Your Photography
- Portrait Of Neil
- Ready To Be Lucky
- Hobbyist To Artist - Journey Or Incompatibility?
- Curves For Previoius Image
- Starting Over
- Is Framing A Better, Or Is It B?
- Writing Photographs
- Reading Photographs
- Music And Photography
- Weather
- Upper Deck
- Seen It All Before
- Cropping And Framing
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- George Barr
- I'm a part time working fine art photographer, full time family physician, and occasional model railroader.
1 comment:
Wow, George. I hope this isn't too simple of a comment, but the tire photograph is outstanding for me simply because of the sense of blackness it conveys.
Of course I have seen photos with more or darker blacks, but never have I had this feeling of a complete lack of colour. Eventhough the picture is really mostly gray, I think because I know a tire should be black that my perception of the image is shifted.
It is truly a standout for me.
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