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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Plant and Brass Rail Reflection
- Phone Text Language in Signs
- Gently Sloping Up and Down
- Yellow Light at Sunset
- Public Library East Side and Walk Way
- Library Balls and Bike Rack
- Utility Poles and Wires, and No Dumping
- Window Reflections
- Psychic Reader and Waste Away
- San Antonio River Walk and Bridge
- Red Hydrants
- Silver Hydrants
- Walk Along San Antonio River
- Wheels and Dog Vendor
- San Antonio River and Carmel Apple Reflections
- Pearl Lager and Coffee Signs
- White Wings and Sunlight
- Happy Bride on Bridge
- Two Texas Houses
- Bus Door Opens to World
- Mall Walk and Containers
- Bridge and House Reflection
- Station Sign and Steam Engine Service
- Mall: Two Views
- Alamo Stacks and Iron Door
- Bike and Bike Rack
- Doves and Eggs
- Topless and Floore Store
- Light Patterns and Self Reflection
- IH Ghost Sign and Kress Building
- Winchell's and Donut Man
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Nice B&W post! You made a great composition!
ReplyDeleteGosto da perspectiva da primeira, ambas estão ótimas em p&b! Um abraço!
ReplyDeleteObrigado por seu comentário tipo, e para o abraço.
DeleteThe first one looks a little bit like arches in a cathedral - the second one more like lockboxes in post office.
ReplyDeleteInteresting combination.
It's all about imported stuff. The first one is at a large discount mall, and the second it a huge collection of freight containers. They are cheeper to just stack up rather than ship them back empty.
DeleteGreat b&w shots!
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A very lovely mall walk -- it reminds me of one of the great houses/castles that we saw in Greenwich England (I forget the name of it)...it really really doesn't look like a mall.
ReplyDeleteNeat shot in b&w ~ sacred in the ordinary ~
ReplyDelete(A Creative Harbor) aka ArtMuseDog and Carol ^_^)
I love the perspective in the first shot!
ReplyDeletenice shots
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Great in B&W!
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Both look good in B&W. Perfectly captured!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
Perspective and flat. Arched and rectilinear. It is often a challenge to figure out your pairings.
ReplyDeleteGreat contrast, both in subject and shape. Excellent!
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