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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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May
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- Interesting Compositions In The Oddest Places
- Gardening
- Just Fool'n
- Improving Images, Accepting Criticism
- Possible Magazines For Submissions
- Value and Significance Vs. Choice Of Subject
- Out In The Rain
- Projects Are All Very Well, But...
- Now This Is Experimenting
- HIgh Key Hands
- Complex Vs. Cohesive
- Time
- Roses
- Ditcher
- Pioneer Acres
- Oops
- Future Of Fine Art Photography
- How Wow Art Thou?
- Surprise
- Fine Tuning
- Life Of A Pro
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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:
George, I had to laugh (not because your pictures are funny..they're quite interesting compositions actually) but because of the timing. As I mentioned in my Micro Worlds intro in Lenswork, my 9yo son, Noah has long observed and commented on his dad's penchant for "taking pictures of garbage." (A reasonable "pattern" to deduce for many a photograher I'd guess;-) Anyway, just as I'm opening your blog, in comes Noah...mock-striking his forehead with a fist and frowning with (what I can only hope is also "mock") disdain, he croons "You've got to be kidding me dad...are all you photographers crazy for garbage?!?"
Andy:
we're a weird lot, aren't we. Mind you, Edward Weston photographed a dead man so I guess it's all relative.
George
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