I am a wide angle person. I put that wide angle lens to my eye and my eye and my brain swoon. And, I find a place that intrigues me and work the place until it bores me and the images go stale. Such is the case with the Peabody River King State Fish and [...]
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Sometimes photographing only part of an object or the object backwards makes a more interesting image that photographing it straight on. It makes the brain complete the object, which is fun for the brain. St. Louis’s Gateway Arch is way more interesting in parts than as a whole, possibly because it’s familiar shape, a cantenary [...]
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