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- Why Don't You Like The Same Images As Me?
- Why Are Some Of Our Images So Much Better?
- Another Parkade Image
- More From Parkades
- The City As Subject
- Grain Dust Floating
- The Candid Frame - Interviews
- The Poison of Preconceived Ideas
- Cut And Run?
- Just A Bit Of Colour For A Winter Day
- Photographing By Instinct And First Impressions
- Sam Abell
- Canon iPF 5000 # 2
- Half Eaten Leaves
- Decisions and Compromises
- Mash Vat
- Crane Museo SIlver Rag - Oh So Close
- Grain Bins
- Phot'Art Magazine
- Getting Past the Object
- Finding Your Level - Comments
- Balancing Work And Passion
- Rock Details As Project
- But Not All Photographs I Take Are At The Same Level
- Not Every Image Makes Sense
- From 2004 Algonquin Workshop
- Rules
- Alternate Reality - The Real Cabbage
- Is It Legitimate?
- Barrels, Barrels, and More Barrels
- ADM Mill
- Humble Beginnings
- Raw Rebar
- Article On Luminous Landscape
- Bottom Of The Barrell II
- Scouting Expeditions
- Drums
- Storage Bins
- Grain Processing Plant
- More on Cropping
- Exercise in Cropping
- The Interest Comes First
- More On 'Cruzin Fer Snaps'
- More Wire
- Manipulating Reality - Say Yes!
- Rebar
- Wire Forms
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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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1 comment:
Hi George, I really like this one. I'm drawn to the symetery, the line patterns, the shadows which emphasize. I thought it might look better in b&w, but now I am not so sure, since the slight pale color adds its own emphasis to the image, and if you make it a shade of grey, you would lose this power. Nice job!
---jerry
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