(Modified photograph used with Creative Commons License, see original and license) A few days ago I read in The Guardian that the landscape
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On November 5, 2014, we hung the exhibit Sacred Spaces Large and Small: Hagia Sophia & Panagia Isodion at the Central Congregational Church in
Chickens on the Runway
Hard To Call These Chickens Chickens are the but of many jokes, but I dare you to stare down one of these chickens! These photographs are by Ernest
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A while back, in mid-September, I posted a collection of 14 photographs from the old masters and asked anyone to offer their comments on any of them.
Looking Back
Photography has a rich, and due to its nature, a well-documented history. I would like to make this post an inverted process. Instead of writing a
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I open with the partial cover of Michael Freeman's book The Photographer's Eye because its dissection of photography was a kind of Rosetta Stone for
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A little further down another open doorway revealed a strong columnar structure, probably indicative of heavy loads were upstairs at one time. A steel