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Category Archives: Photography
An Ironing man at work in his mobile cart by the street side, Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu, India
An Ironing man at work in his mobile cart by the street side, Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu, India An Ironing man at work in his mobile cart by the street side, Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu, India I love—absolutely LOVE!—the colors in this … Continue reading
Posted in Art, “Reblogged” posts from other writers, Creativity, Photography
Tagged photography
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Happy Accident
An accidental photo I took of a carpet. Not really sure how it happened, and it’s blurry because my hand was moving. (I intended to take a picture of a faraway sign so I could then enlarge the photo and … Continue reading
Groovy Butter
I was making toast for breakfast and liked the look of grooves left behind when I sliced through the butter. Wondered how it would look if all you could see were the grooves. A little fuzzy in terms of resolution, … Continue reading
Purple Swirls
This is what I saw as I was drinking water from a colorful old Tupperware glass in the kitchen one recent night with the light above the sink shining through. This glass was part of a set my kids used … Continue reading
Self-portrait in red bathrobe among dirty dishes
I’ve been sick the past week and a half with what I assume is Omicron, despite being double-vaxxed, boosted, and perpetually masked. Drugstores have been sold out of Covid tests, and lines at drive-up test sites are several blocks long. … Continue reading
Go!
Just a couple of photos from a gray day in Milwaukee. I actually took these pictures over a month ago (October 22), but as today is another gray day, I decided to share them. Sometimes, like today, I’m feeling “gray,” … Continue reading
And daylight savings ends
I grabbed this image while sitting at the traffic light just north of the King Park community center at the corner of Vliet and 17th. I can’t say it’s not beautiful in its own way, especially that sliver of crescent … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged daylight savings ends, Milwaukee, photography
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Some Friday going-home-from-work photos
I was going to do one post and title it “Blue and Red” (you’ll see why), but I decided that these pictures would make better sense if I just lumped them all together beneath an umbrella title uniting them within … Continue reading
If Edward Hopper stopped for groceries on the way home
I took this photo after work at the supermarket near my home two Fridays ago. The sun was already low in the sky at 5:30-ish p.m., as it sadly is at at this time of year. But on the plus … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Art, Creativity, Life, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged color photography, Edward Hopper, light and shadow, light in photography, Milwaukee
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Friday afternoon (leaving work) photos
The Grohmann Museum was quiet on the second floor when I left work at MSOE this afternoon. I pressed the button to call the elevator but then, immediately after, decided to step away and take a picture of the stair … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged art, Frederick Remington, Grohmann Museum, iPhoneography, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE, photography
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