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February
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- House and Pump in B&W
- Sale Reflections
- Jeffrey's Supper Club For Sale
- From The Ritz To The Food Pantry
- Sun Dog and T. Rex in Snow
- Window Washing at Single Digit Temps
- Library Wall
- Sinclair and Town Hall
- Beam and Mirror Reflections
- Wreck Amended and Wooden Legs Signs
- Steam in Zero Temperatures
- Truck and Rail Cars
- Frozen Sioux Falls
- Fence and Mailbox in Snow
- Store Fronts in B&W
- Lights and Window Reflecriona
- Guard Dog and Road Closed Signs
- Medical Arts and Element 5 Buildings
- Tail Lights
- Snow in Bushes and Fort
- Fans and Mammoth
- Glove and Hydrant
- Truck Grills
- Sledding Hill Sign
- Passing Truck
- Hallway and Pattern
- Chevy, Walmart, and Fire Engine
- Winter Landscapes
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
That bottom image looks like a boom box.
ReplyDeleteWell that's a fine collection of shapes you've found there TFG.
ReplyDeleteAnd still some more white on the ground!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog recently. Following you now. Hope to see you back soon. Best wishes.
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Mersad Donko Photography
Great contribution to the B&W theme!
ReplyDeleteLove the reflections you've caught here:-)
ReplyDeleteTwo very different store fronts! Both fine photos.
ReplyDeleteI too like the reflections captured in the windows. And teh arch of that first one is lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat b & w pictures... I like the firste one...
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
ReplyDeleteTwo good shot, love the second one. Might be worth cropping the bottom one to take out some of the foreground and above the shop front. It's such a strong shape.
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ReplyDeleteNice b&w photos, that second store front looks like a tape recorder :-)
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ReplyDeleteTwo cold places, but they are interesting! One closed and one opened!
ReplyDeleteThe second one is pretty cool, it looks like a pair of eyes with glasses.
ReplyDeleteIt is a pity to see shops go down, but they make a nice subject for monochrome photography - especially the second one.
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