Stripped, stark, skinned, spartan, standing there in rows, muted pillars in an alien landscape. Cut low as if by capricious whim. What happened here?
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What Professional Photographers create on their day off.
THE SIXTH DAY PHOTOGS
- Audrey Tiernan
- Dick Yarwood
- Jim Peppler
- Julia Gaines
- Karen Stabile
- Ken Spencer
- Thomas A. Ferrara
Past Photographs
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February
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- 1-800-DICKPICS
- A ROSE IS A ROSE
- Gifts
- All Along the Watchtower
- No Trucks
- FOR THE BIRDS
- Southard's Pond II
- Group Shot
- big girls
- Right Under My Nose
- The Ice Storm
- Meanwhile, In a Galaxy Far, Far, Away
- The Motherlode
- FLIRTING
- Beleive
- Expectations
- Stripped
- Twinkies
- OLD GLORY
- Potatoe
- The Cameras We Carry
- Maine again
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February
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3 comments:
Thomas...
The SHADOW knows!
Seriously, they look like Sycamore trees, that sometimes are trimmed back like this every 10 years or so. Then in the spring new shoots come out of the "knuckles" at the ends of the branches. Best example of that on Long Island are the trees lining Shore Road, between the Glenwood Landing power plant, and Sea Cliff.
Where did you find these?
Mr. Magic
Exactly what I thought, Mr. Magic, having lived in Sea Cliff for six years and missing walks along Shore Road. Quite a stark and compelling photograph, Tom!
the photo brought me to tears and i am now contemplating suicide
Yarwood
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