We don’t get ’em like this in the United States. Oslo, Norway gets the win:
Even the ceilings are noteworthy (also seen below). Check the atrium:
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Macon Downtown Gallery Updated
Took the TTArtisans 50mm ƒ1.2 for a brief stroll today after lunch with Gerald. Gotta say: this thing is fun:
Note how the sign is into the bokeh practically before you’re through the sign’s second letter. This, too:
Does it begin to challenge Leica, or even Voigtlander? Certainly not — it’s a $98 (!) Chinese manual-focus crop lens shunned by almost all “real” Leica shooters. But for this short-depth-of-field fan, it’s worth the embracing the flaws. The updates are at the bottom of the page, marked, “Macon-Downtown_June-2021-x.” Enjoy.
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Dublin gallery updated
Gerald and I had an opportunity to return to Dublin last week, and as a result, the Dublin gallery has been updated.
As usual, it’s a combination of my detail shots with some old-fashioned stuff.
See the entire Dublin gallery here. Thanks for looking!
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Mercer University Gallery Updated
Memorial Day weekend brought what is likely the last of the spring-like weather to Middle Georgia, and while it lasted, I was out with the camera. This time, the beautiful, historic Mercer University campus here in Macon:
That building is from the 1800’s. The bear — and the building in the background — are not:
Had my black-and-white “classic camera” filters handy, too (same building in the background, FYI):
Thirty new photographs join the Mercer University gallery. Peruse, purchase, or just enjoy.
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Middle Georgia State University Gallery Updated
Visited Middle Georgia State University over the Memorial Day weekend, and have an updated look at campus:
The Wellness Center wasn’t even there last time I was there with a camera:
Take a look at the whole set here. Thanks!
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New: Cochran and Dublin Galleries
Spring is fleeting here in Middle Georgia — a heat wave next week promises triple-digit weather — so took the camera for a wander. Cochran and the other Middle Georgia State University was up first:
A few shots from Cochran’s downtown, as well:
See the new Cochran gallery here.
Next up was a brief stop on Chester — single photograph posted here — then Dublin, where Martin Luther King made his first public speech, in 1944. There’s a little park to commemorate:
Downtown, alas, prominently features a Confederate monument (like so many places here in Georgia):
We’re working on it. Meanwhile, check Dublin’s new gallery here.
Last but not least, added a few shots to Macon’s miscellaneous gallery:
Check the whole thing, covering almost fifteen years, here.
Special thanks to Prof. Gerald Lucas for the continued use of his Voigtlander 21mm ƒ1.8.
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Milledgeville Gallery Updated
Beautiful spring day in Middle Georgia yesterday, so I took advantage:
Added a few from a January visit, as well; a total of 44 new photographs posted.
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More New and Updated Middle Georgia Photography Galleries
New this week is the delightful little town of Yatesville, on the road from Macon to Thomaston:
See the rest in the new Yatesville gallery. And speaking of Thomaston:
Only a few photographs in that gallery, but more when I get a chance. Next, Barnesville:
I could have sworn I had more photographs from there, but am glad to have at least added to that gallery. Lastly, I’ve added to the Forsyth gallery:
All of the new photographs are from Forsyth’s City Cemetery.
Enjoy!