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Both photographs were taken in 1948 in The Hague, Holland and both convey a certain depressive atmosphere. The camera was a Retina 35 MM of modest capability. Ilford 25 film "hit and miss" exposure.   
BW-400    BW-401 
  The image to the left was taken in an old section of town. Timed exposure with back-flash behind the girl. The picture to the right was taken in a local church around fasten explaining the covers over the statues.  BW-402   Mystery Woman 2nd. Place, Atlanta Photographic Society, 04-2009   
BW-402
 Second Place Ribbon APS 7/09		   BW-403 
L Left, reflections of trees in a canal. Right, view from a back window. It was the scenery I looked at it for most of my younger years. It gave me the motivation to go on to better places. Scheveningen-Holland
BW-404    BW-405 
I crossed paths with this goat somewhere in the Bahamas. Is she was looking how safe it is  before crossing? To the right is a lone fisherman on a Dutch (Scheveningen) beach fishing for flounder. This beach is close to my hearth. I played "hooky" and beach cumbered on it. I lived vey close to it.
BW-406    BW-407 
Not so old is this image of  a very old pine tree. I noticed this tree on Beach Drive NE in St. Petersburg FL. The image was shot in color on Kodak Royal Gold 200 using a Canon Elan 7E with a 28-135 AF/IS zoom lens. Photoshop was used to remove the color and to crop the image slightly to remove foreground clutter.
BBW-408   BW-409 
There is something about B&W photography. Often two images of the same subject matter, one in color and one in black & white. The latter one can be more eye-catching then the color one. Why that is I do not know. This picture taken in the Halifax Preserve is such an instance as well as the image of a canal in St. Petersburg FL
BW-410    BW-0605 
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Lilies is the title of the image to the left Printed after special process it is an attractive image. Somewhat submissive and peaceful. Makes for an attractive wall piece.

Right, a Portofino image converted to B&W and edited for best tone. Lilies is the title of the image to the left P
BW-0183    BW-0295 
The two seagulls to the left were shot from the back of a fishing boat while cleaning fish near  the transom. Originally shot in color, it was processed in Photoshop creating a B&W with red filter effect. This print has outstanding visual display qualities. To the right, also processed in Photoshop, an abandoned Georgia home stead
           BW-1336    BW-1229 Honorable mention Ribbon APS 7/09
BW-1341    BW-1311    BW-1344 

The above images are 72 DPI only. However, when ordered, they are custom printed @ 1440 DPI using Epson UltraChrome art inks guaranteeing an eighty year lightfast product on Epson luster photo stock.

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