Local Artist (and # Three)
There are three finished pictures, three people in the shot (two as shadows), and the number three painted on the wall…
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Category Archives: Photos
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They are every photographer’s nightmare (too tall to include in the shots, too many to be avoided). Their fronds are potentially dangerous (they can hurt people and animals, and damage cars when they fall). Some would like them gone forever, others want to keep and protect them. Love them or hate them, nothing is more L.A. than palm trees. I love them. They warm my heart…
Weekly Photo Challenge: Depth
Depth is this week’s photo challenge. Here is my take on it.
View from inside a prison cell at the Palazzo Ducale, in Venice, Italy.
Gondola ornament. Venice, Italy.
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A rainy afternoon spoiled my photography plans and led me to some abstract shots. These two involved raindrops, the hood of a car, trees, the sky, and a little post production.
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“For most gulls, it is not flying that matters, but eating. For this gull, though, it was not eating that mattered, but flight.” (Richard Bach)
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A Balancing Act… 🙂
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I see so many things here… What do YOU see? 
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A photographic treat!
Today I saw a fabulous photography exhibit that left me in complete awe. The Getty Center is showing the works of 77-year-old Czech photographer, Josef Kouldelka, covering different phases of his photography. The exhibit, called Josef Kouldelka: Nationality Doubtful, includes Early Works; a series of striking photos of Gypsies taken in Romania; very compelling photos of the 1968 Prague Invasion by military forces of the Warsaw Pact; a series on Exiles, from his phase as an exile himself (he became a French citizen in 1987); and a series called Panoramas, made for publication using panoramic cameras, with some of the most beautiful and haunting images I’ve ever seen. I had to buy the book of the exhibit because I needed to see those images again and again and again. Here I am sharing some photos I took from the book just for a taste of his work, but nothing compares to seeing the real thing. In case you’d like to see more of Kouldelka’s work, here is a link to his images.
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Life’s a beach. 
Shoot 'N Go 