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June
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- The Bad With The Good
- Downtown Walkabout
- Wandering Downtown
- It's A Miracle
- The Backup Saga Continues
- Rules
- Another Badlands Image
- Badlands Stitch
- Backing Up - There's more to this!
- Old Truck
- More Of Atlas Coal Tipple
- Adventures In Backup
- Top Of The Tipple
- Back To The Badlands
- More On Who Is Going To Be Remembered
- Who Is Going To Be Remembered
- Compulsory Figures
- What Do We Really Want From Photography?
- Farmhouse Window
- What Do You Need To Back Up?
- Bendy Trees
- More On What Makes A Good Image
- Rock Abstract III
- Rock Abstract II
- Locomotive
- What Makes An Interesting Photograph?
- Live View
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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:
I like how the plant gives the rectilinear subject some visual relief and asymmetry. Sometimes old window shots can be so sterile. Nice job.
This window picture is wonderful, thank you for sharing this with us. Scott put it well, this one is not sterile.
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