ted carter

Lots and lots of doors. Most coming from the back alleys of

downtown Topeka. Not much else to say, really! Comments

Appreciated!

Another selective colorization. Freaky thing is that this mule

stared at me the entire time I was there. This coupled with several

cats who seemed to follow me around on this same trip made me wonder

if I was giving of some strange vibe to animals... Anyway, comments

appreciated!

Chuck,

Actually, that's not a car; it's just a little rock. These are about seventy feet high. I can see how you could think it was a car, though! (Makes me wish I had taken some Hot Wheels along with me!)

I actually like this one better in black and white. Let me know

what you think!

Another color version of one of my favorites. Let me know what you

think!

Color version. I like this one a lot. Note again that I had to

erase my reflection from around the Big Boy in the center, and I'd

like some feedback on how well I did.

Thanks!

What almost every highway in Western Kansas looks like!

Comments Appreciated!

Comments Appreciated!

Note: This is the first one I've put out for critique where I've

attempted to remove a reflection; my reflection with the camera held

to my eye was directly over the Big Boy in the middle of the photo.

Let me know how I did!

I love these shots, Calee. Something fascinating about the photos of the books in black and white. Don't know that I can articulate it, but they certainly strike a chord with me. Thanks for sharing!

Roy,

Made me laugh!

Milos,

Poetry was one of my first loves. I think your words fit this photo very well. Thanks!

Richard,

Actually, those are videos and DVDs, but no; I hadn't noticed they were mostly red. I do now, though! Thanks for the feedback!

Nobody ever seems to want to do panoramas of boring topics, so I

thought it was about time. Note that no dogs were harmed in the

making of this photo. Comments appreciated!

Matt,

The shadow is supposed to be there. See how it offsets the absence of rubble in the lower right corner?