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Bird’s Eye Views
Category Archives: photography
More Personal Pictures
Every so often I remember to file away images in my photo files that are stored on the laptop. While sorting them into categories, I also set a few aside to share with the public. As always, it was difficult … Continue reading
Posted in art, Hometown, photography
Tagged pet photography, photography, scenic photographs, solar eclipse
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Autopsy Of America (Review)
Urbex or urban exploration is a subject that fascinates me, so the book of photographs by Seph Lawless, Autopsy of America had to come home with me. Pathos floods over the mind when pondering the images of this book. This … Continue reading
Posted in art, Books, Controversy, cultural highlights, photography, Politics
Tagged abandoned places, architectural ruins, Seph Lawless, urban decay, urban exploration
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My Little Corner Of The World
Photography has returned as a personal interest once more in my life. The bug hit while going through carousels full of long forgotten slides and converting them to digital files. Semi-consciously, I’ve been capturing sights that touch wordless places in … Continue reading
Posted in art, Hobbies, Hometown, photography
Tagged digital photography, Northeast Nebraska, point and shoot camera
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30 Year Old Slides From The Grand Canyon
This July 18th I shared a few slides from New Mexico in 1987 with you. After my friend Sean and I could no longer see Shiprock in the background, we entered northern Arizona. We decided to stop at the Grand … Continue reading
LOOK September 10, 1940
A magazine from dad’s old stash is probably one of the most interesting periodicals I’ve ever held in my hands. The publication date is one year before the tragic attack on Pearl Harbor. The issue of LOOK is a glimpse … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Entertainment, History, photography, Politics, Vintage Collectables
Tagged Look magazine, periodicals, popular culture, World War Two
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