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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
This woman made her purse and dress from her mom’s tablecloth. Shot on the streets of Milwaukee, Wisconsin during the Bastille Day festival.
Feeling trapped by technical based photography I have decided for the foreseeable future to let it all go. I have modified my Holga to avert the back falling off, using
Another quirky scene from what lovingly Keeps Warren Weird!
Shot yesterday on Federal Hill, once an all Italian enclave in Providence, Rhode Island. Today it is an ethnic amalgamation.
I was in Colt State Park tonight drawn by the gorgeous cloudy skies. This little girl, Kami, came running to me. We chatted and she was drawn by my camera.
This is the Richmond Fountain outside of the Providence Athaeneum, one of America’s early public libraries, established in 1831. The Richmond Fountain was one of America’s first public drinking fountains.
Families at Warren Town Beach fighting the stifling heat wave.
Using the Leica M8 for long exposures at night is not in the camera’s lane. I shot this hand-held at a high ISO. Given the absence of a mirror and
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