Here is the first group of some of my favorite photos. They are in no particular order or subject matter. Some I took with Point-and-Shoot Canon cameras of which I owned 3 or 4 prior to getting my first iPhone with a camera (iPhone 5?) and more recently my iPhone SE 2nd gen.
I like photography but at this stage of my life I'm not about to carry around a camera when I have a phone that will do. I'm certainly not going to be taking pictures professionally.
Anyhow, some of these you may have seen on this blog before, some maybe not. I would have posted larger copies but they bleed over onto the right column. I think you can click to enlarge.
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4 O'clock
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Pismo Beach
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Pismo Beach
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Pismo Dunes
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Bluff Point CT
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Tidal Marsh Provincetown MA
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Long Point Light Provincetown
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Tidal Marsh and Lighthouse Ptown
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Milkweed Bugs
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Milkweed Bugs Terryville CT
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Rock Wall Bristol CT
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Maple Leaf CT
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Wood Pile Bristol CT
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Frost on Chrysanthemum, Bristol CT
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Milkweed Pod Burst, Bristol CT
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Bend in the Wood, Bristol, CT
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Opuntia Cactus Garden Bristol, CT
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Snow Drops Bristol, CT
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Bennie at Sun Mountain Santa Fe, NM
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Bluewater Lake Dam, NM
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Bluewater Lake NM
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Clam Shell with Pebbles, Herring Cove, Ptown, MA
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Pismo Dunes, CA
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Pirates Cove, Avila, CA
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Benni with Black-eyed Susans, Bristol, CT
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Somewhere in Montreal
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| Somewhere in Montreal |
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Beach Stones at Low Tide near Encinitas, CA
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| Beach Stones and Footprints near Encinitas, CA |
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Back View of Colosseum Rome, Italy
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Near Via Appia Antica , Rome Italy
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5 comments:
You have a great eye, a wonderful aesthetic, and a steady hand.
Fabulous photos!! You really have an artist's eye, Frank, picking out the dramatic details of small things. But also, the long shot with Leon and Benni silhouetted in the sunset is quite striking. What a wonderful gallery.
More to come soon.
I love them all. I was struck by the wood bent and growing into itself SO interesting, like a tree with a pitcher handle. Also, Tho' not as picturesque as some, the little gay chair. Made me think of myself as a boy..the red others all the same big and sturdy, the gay one, different, frail, of wood, but with a bit of pretty detail...every bit as good as the others and yet timidly always standing at the end of the line, esp for any sports activity!
OMG I totally overlooked the little "gay" chair! But I get it now. Brilliant insight.
M.P. is an artist and notices such things at first glance. I have to sit and think about them for a long time.
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