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Author Archives: MSST
Volunteer Re-Enactment
It was Saturday April 8th at 1:38pm in an open field near Jamestown, VA. We were not looking for a Civil War Re-enactment, but there it was along a public road. There weren’t a lot of spectators around; maybe less … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore Camera Club, Civil War, Confederate, Coolpix P900, Jamestown VA, Lightroom, Nikon, Silver Effects Pro 2, Super-zoom
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The Road Less Traveled…
A famous poem by Robert Frost begins with —“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood…” and ends with “I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” The image is not yellow woods and there … Continue reading
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Brexit, Scotland & Independence
Brexit, Scotland, & Independence Photo and Story by Stephanie Banks This summer David and I traveled to Scotland to hike in the highlands and on the Isle of Skye. Inverness was the point of departure for our hike north. While … Continue reading
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NOW IT’S A SUPER HIGHWAY by Jerry Taylor
(Originally Published 2017) I recently heard from Sid Thornton in Indonesia and he sent me a photo to remind me of our day out “shooting” in the countryside. It was November 1, 2012; it was my birthday. It was foggy … Continue reading
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THE GREAT BROWN DUNDERHEAD by Dave Gigliotti
(Original Post 2017) I admit it – I am a leaf peeper, and foliage fanatic. Camera in hand, I will search for fiery seasonal spices like cayenne red and saffron yellow to add to my color palette. Usually, the dangers … Continue reading
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DECISIVE MOMENT by Jerry Taylor
(Originally posted in 2017) We visited the Thailand/Myanmar border on a previous trip to Thailand in October of 2011, but were restricted from crossing over into Myanmar. However, a short four years later we spent a month (February 2015) in … Continue reading
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NYPD BLUE by Steve Sattler
The year was 1996 and I was enrolled in a B/W darkroom class at a local community college. Our subject assignment that week was street photography, so I decided to take a day off from work for a New York City … Continue reading
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ANGEL DOGWOOD by Jerry Taylor
The memory is pretty vague; the year was 1976 or 1977. I know it was a very rainy week when the Dogwood trees bloom in the early Spring. I liked to go out when the sun was just rising. We … Continue reading
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A FUZZY PHOTO – A SOLID THOUGHT by Jerry Taylor
If you were walking through the second floor of the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC and you saw this face – what would you think? If you said “Rabbi” or “Jewish Ancestry,” in the context of the environment, I would … Continue reading
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JUST A PIECE OF PAPER by Jerry Taylor
“Flight” Nikon D700 f/5.6 1/40sec ISO 100 70mm It was just a piece of paper! One of twelve given out at the Eighth Annual Joseph Miller Abstract Photography Exhibit in Gainesville, Virginia. There were 396 entries from a worldwide entry … Continue reading
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