Tag: cities
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Nikon FA and 35-105mm f/3.5-4.5 Zoom Nikkor
I got a solid bargain on a Nikon FA with a Nikon zoom lens, so I bought it and shot it.
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Shooting Agfa APX 100, original emulsion
The film branded Agfa APX 100 today is not the same stuff as before 2004, when Agfa got out of the film business and licensed its name to other manufacturers. Here: some photos on the original APX 100.
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single frame: Randolph Street at night in December
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single frame: On Wabash Avenue
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The incredibly sticky sense of place
The land on which my home stands was farmland not 20 years ago. It’s typical: thanks to sprawl, many American neighborhoods occupy land that produced crops sometime within the last hundred years. In my town, a suburb of Indianapolis, neighboring subdivisions and shopping centers are brand new. I remember well the farmland that was there…
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A sense of place: Going home to Twelve Points
Thirty years ago I lived in Terre Haute’s Twelve Points neighborhood. In this post, which I first shared in 2013, I returned to Twelve Points to see how it had changed.
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Favorite subjects: Broad Ripple Village
I’ve visited Broad Ripple Village many, many times with my various cameras. It’s a favorite place to try a new-to-me old camera. It’s interesting to see how the place has changed over the years, evidenced by my various lenses.
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As society changes there’s always someone there to make a buck off it
Thinking about the greater density actively coming to Broad Ripple, Indianapolis.
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Watching over IndianapolisNikon F3HP, 50mm f/2 AI NikkorFoma Fomapan 2002016
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Favorite Photos Week: The Bean in the fog
What a beautiful spring weekend my son and I had been spending in Chicago — sunny but not too warm. We did all the touristy stuff, from visiting the museums to looking at the city from the top of the John Hancock building to eating deep-dish pizza and drinking Old Style beer. (My son skipped the beer,…
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SUV at the Columbia Club Canon PowerShot S95 2015
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Remembering South Bend’s River Bend Plaza
Last month my parents celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. My brother, my sons, and I drove to South Bend, our hometown, to celebrate. We chose downtown as our destination, where we enjoyed a first-rate dinner at a fine restaurant. Then we drove a few blocks west to take photographs on the steps of the church…