Tag: Arizona
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Capturing the Light
Capturing the Light Originally uploaded by Daniel Greene The act of photographing reminds me of the constantly changing world and the preciousness of each moment. Andy had set this artichoke on the kitchen windowsill. The artichoke was past its prime, but I liked the way it looked with the sun hitting it this morning, so…
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Geotagging with my AMOD Photo Tracker AGL3080
Los Olivos Finishing Tent Originally uploaded by Daniel Greene. This permanent tent has shade, a misting system, and blowers that they use to blow the water out of the crevices of your car so the water doesn’t come out of the crevices while you’re driving and leave water spots. Interestingly, you can see the tent…
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In Memory…
In Memory… Originally uploaded by Daniel Greene. …of all those who have died in service to the United States of America. I almost kept this post to just that first sentiment, “In memory of all those who have died in service to the United States of America.” But that would be too safe. And I…
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You’ve Been Served – Version 2
You’ve Been Served – Version 2 Originally uploaded by Daniel Greene. This is a revision of the original. I tried to bring out the shadows well enough to make everything more visible and compelling. I think it is more iconic and compelling, especially at small sizes.
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You’ve Been Served
You’ve Been Served Originally uploaded by Daniel Greene. For some, this is an eviction notice. One thing I’m beginning to realize I need to work on is taking photos with iconicity, photos that are clearly pictures of something. I think if people can’t tell what a photo is of from a one-inch-square thumbnail (as shown…
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