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High-Volume
Automated
Overseas call-center
Six Sigma
Gets results
SEO
But you will see,
I hope you enjoy these photos
It takes more than skill and technical ability, it also takes some luck.
I love photography!
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Continuing to add some the the “drive about” photos. I try to see something interesting every time I drive through town (Dayton, Oh). I also try to avoid rush hour so that I might be able to grab these images. This brings me to the point for all of you taking photos, sometimes it just takes having mindset to look and SEE. There may be days where you see something interesting, but the light is not right, or you don’t have your camera with you. Go back. Try again. Take your time, file it away for future reference – and then be ready!
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The rhyming photographer:
Sometimes I retouch
The photo too much
Wait till you see
That picture of me
I’m not quite that thin
With no lines on my skin
And you’d think I would grin
On only one chin
I’m really not that tall
Now I’m afraid you’ll never know
That it’s me after all.
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People who know me have heard me say many times – I’m really very shallow. Well, At least I’m not hollow. I think what I’m really trying to say is that as I get older and am more comfortable being me, I prefer to look outward – with my heart, eye and camera. I thoroughly enjoy capturing the simple moments in the ordinary world we live in day in and day out. I am not trying to make great statements about mankind, civilization, human nature or any of the seven sins. That can be judged from the images. A moment makes a statement. An expression makes a statement. Or sometimes the view makes a statement. I am glad I had the opportunity to capture it.
So, I am shallow – it’s not about me – that’s not important, it’s about acknowledging and tendering a memory of the moments or sights we (I) see… and sharing. Hopefully, the depth and meaning are visible because it is there for all of us to see.
Since I think in images, I speak with images. Besides, my camera is deep.
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Well, in this case an ATV, but I liked the look of this on a foggy night, so I made the turn and took this shot. It’s a reminder to always have a camera… though I’m not quite sure I’m ready to call my phone a camera. Any inanimate object that calls itself smart, scares me a little bit (been watching too much sci-fi you ask?)