dandelions

I have a few…

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San Francisco is built on more than 50 hills. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

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old

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Pigs can get sunburned. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

Most of these photos were shot on Kodachrome 64 film and scanned on an Epson scanner a while back.

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experiments

There Is No Spoon

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Cows give more milk when they listen to music. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

Most of these photos are very old, some almost 50 years old. I tried many photography experiments and I saved some of the results of those experiments. Some were successful and some were not but I learned from each and tried to apply that knowledge through the years. If there is one thing I learned it’s that you should never give up on an idea. Though not all of these photos are successful, I learned from all of them, whether it’s composition, technique or a process.

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seeing red 99

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Ketchup was once sold as a medicine. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

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This is a continuation of the minimal color series, which was on my Winter Projects list.

SEEING RED 98

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Every ton of recycled paper saves about 17 trees. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

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seeing red 97

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The spotted skunk does a handstand to warn off its enemies before it sprays its stench. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

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all shot on 2023 06 30

sam

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Apples, peaches, and raspberries are all members of the rose family. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap (#422) so it must be true.

seeing red 96

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Snapple is named after the first product that delivered a snappy apple taste. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

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seeing red 95

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The world’s first escalator was built in Coney Island, New York, in 1896. I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

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when I look out my window…

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Emus cannot walk backward.  I read it on a Snapple bottle cap so it must be true.

bonus photo…

At the Subaru dealership in Henrietta, there is this curious combination of fireplace and aquarium in the waiting area.