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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Arch Reflection and Self-Reflection
- Ethanol Plant
- Posted - No Hunting
- Flat and Curved Roofs
- More Tailgate Fun
- Tailgate Party Before the Big Game
- Jack Rabbit Mascot at Tailgate Party
- Elevator Bins and Garage
- Farmall M and Massy Harris 44 Tractors
- Emergency Phone Numbers and Employee Parking Sign
- Corn Stalk Bales, Distillers Grain, and Cattle Feed
- 19th Century Stone Buildings
- Dells Theater
- Rose Stone Inn, Dell Rapids, SD
- Private Doors on Main Avenue
- Doors and Mailboxes
- Gossip and Bale Smile
- Medical Machine and X-Ray Machine
- Iron Lung, Nurse and Patient
- Downtown Doorways
- Optical and Dental Instruments of the Past
- Halloween Moon and Stairs
- Building and Sponge Bob Reflection
- Warming Basin and OCD Sign
- Fall Field Work
- Three Rings and Pony Wagon
- Treed Raccoon and Ring Tailed Lemurs
- Pink Cement Truck and Bicycle
- Silo and Elevator
- Puddle Reflections
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
That's a stunning industrial shot.
ReplyDeleteB&W is perfect for these photos.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
There's something so raw about monochrome - your photo has to stand on its own merits because you can't hide behind the colours!! Like I always do ...
ReplyDeleteThe bins look like a modern sculpture - excellent!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Great lighting on the first photo and love the wavy clouds above the rectangular building.
ReplyDeleteGreat in b&w....the garage and silos are just iconic mid-west scenes. I hope we can travel through SD again someday.
ReplyDeleteGreat industrial and architecture shots, I love your b&w photos.
ReplyDeletenice subjects good tones
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