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a sales brochure caught in a tree. Willy Loman if you will. Thanks for looking

This was taken in a cool record store in South Austin TX. It's the place where band's look like

they play live music. This day they had put a table with a plant in place of live musicians. It

looked odd and kind of beautiful to me. It was such a visual difference between the two I

couldn't help think of Yin and Yang when taking the picture. It also reminds me of a student

looking at art, but that's just me. Just converted to black and white, and highlighted the

colors in the bulletin board just a bit more. Thanks for looking.

This is on the way to Chasm Lake in the Rocky Mountain National Park. Thanks for looking.

On the way down from Emerald Lake, just a really beautiful, warm day.Still think the slide

looks better :-) Thanks for looking.

made this stark to fit with photo. Thanks for looking.

This was taken at the Rocky Mountain National Park. Thanks for looking.

this is the Denver Art museum, designed by Daniel Libeskind. Thanks for looking.

Would have loved to see a picture and the persons name. I was trying really hard to be original too :-)

 

Thank you

 

Mark

A pin that I bought for taking photo's and my bowling ball. The clouds had begun to clear

and the light was awesome. Just a slight crop. The street sign in the back to me makes it feel

a bit more unreal.Thanks for looking.

This brings Auschwitz right up to the here and now. The color brings the reality closer and doesn't push it away in this photo.

A pin that I bought for taking photo's and my bowling ball. Couldn't help but think of the

early Charlie Chaplin films. Thanks for looking.

just a thought on advertising.

This is an abandoned house near where I live. Thanks for looking.

Hi Jo㯬

 

Glad you made it over, different field over here. The image amazingly strong and do get a tactile feel from it.

 

Mark

This is so cooly bizarre.

this is a piece of artwork by a tattoo shop in Austin TX off of Guadeloupe St. Thanks for

looking.

I think this fits the term candid photo almost perfect. Almost from a child's perspective. Think this one is the best of your collection so far.

Lindy helping me take a picture of an idea that I had. Some doge and burn and crop, and

converted to black and white. Thanks for looking.

a small bear by a child's grave. I went to do something completely different and saw this. I

looked up the meanings of bear online and thought the title was approprate. Thanks for

looking.

This is a seed package that had the American flag on it. Cropped and added lens flare. Thank

you for looking.

 

Mark

Was thinking of old Hitchock and horror movies of the b&w era.

 

Dodge/Burn and converted to black and white with a slight crop.

 

Thanks for looking.

 

Mark

This feels so strong. The one building to the right 1930's style, the passing by of a small town. really illustrates the passing of time. kind of has an abstract realism feel.

The tree, the small tree off to the left, is what caught me, amongst what almost look like works of art left behind. The lighting gives it an odd feel, that I like. I find myself hoping the tree makes it.

In a hayfield on a country road. This is my shadow within the hay bale. Dodge/Burn and

converted to black and white with a slight crop. Thanks for looking.

A small road that is no longer in use by a hay field and a cemetery. A quiet moment in Hutto

TX.

 

Dodge/Burn and converted to black and white with a slight crop. Thanks for looking.