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Daily Photos Jan - Mar 2010

"The color of springtime is in the flowers, the color of winter is in the imagination". ~Ward Elliot Hour

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Robinson Cuticura<br /> 1/6/2010<br /> "Built in 1892, former headquarters of Robinson Brothers & Company; later Potter Drug, manufacturers of Cuticura Soap products. Site now housing for elderly." ci.malden.ma<br /> It's not as dismal a place as it appears here.
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Robinson Cuticura
1/6/2010
"Built in 1892, former headquarters of Robinson Brothers & Company; later Potter Drug, manufacturers of Cuticura Soap products. Site now housing for elderly." ci.malden.ma
It's not as dismal a place as it appears here.

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  • Self portrait, with graffiti<br /> 1/11/2010
  • The corner coffee shop<br /> 1/8/2010<br /> This little shop caught my eye and I felt like there was a picture to be made here. Not sure if I captured it though. Two others are posted here: <a href="http://bit.ly/4OXtnH">http://bit.ly/4OXtnH</a><br /> Would appreciate your honest feedback. Thanks.
  • 10 second rule?<br /> 1/9/2010
  • Norwood Memorial Municipal Building<br /> 1/7/2010<br /> "Norwood's town square is dominated by its town hall, the Norwood Memorial Municipal Building. It includes a 51-bell carillon tower housing the Walter F. Tilton Memorial Carillon, one of nine carillons in Massachusetts and the seventh-largest in the United States. Built in 1928, the neo-gothic edifice is made of Weymouth seamed-face granite. Visitors often mistake it for a church or believe it to have been a church, but it never was; its stained-glass windows depict not saints, but local patriot Aaron Guild". From ikipedia
  • Robinson Cuticura<br /> 1/6/2010<br /> "Built in 1892, former headquarters of Robinson Brothers & Company; later Potter Drug, manufacturers of Cuticura Soap products. Site now housing for elderly." ci.malden.ma<br /> It's not as dismal a place as it appears here.
  • Street photography - literally<br /> 1/5/10<br /> I took a stroll today, armed only with my iPhone and a keen eye - ok, I did have my iPhone - and sought out some interesting snaps, perchance, a daily. Above is one. Others can be seen here: <a href="http://bit.ly/6EzWr7">http://bit.ly/6EzWr7</a><br /> What do you think? Thanks for all your comments on the snowy night and sledding pics.
  • "January brings the snow, makes our feet and fingers glow". Sara Coleridge <br /> 1/4/2010
  • Panning pays off!<br /> 1/3/2010<br /> During my sister-in-law's surprise birthday party, held today at the local golf course, snow sledding broke out spontaneously on the hill adjacent to the club house. Ross, pictured here, borrowed a tube from a young girl and "attacked" the hill with fervor. I happened to be in the right place at the right moment to capture this.
  • "Do not Fear the Flash!"<br /> 01/02/2010<br /> <br /> That's my New Year's resolution. So I am reading a book on the Nikon Creative Lighting System, which some say is the best portable lighting system in the world (!). Here is my first attempt at off-camera flash. Other shots can be seen here: <a href="http://bit.ly/6vOIk5">http://bit.ly/6vOIk5</a><br /> <br /> I have a long way to go but I am beginning to appreciate the value of the system and "getting the flash off the darn camera" as Rick Sammon would say. Feedback welcome. Thanks.<br /> <br /> Off camera SB 600 flash, Nikon 35mm lens<br /> <br /> Also - please note about today's date: "Thoreau never had one during his lifetime. Neither did George Washington nor Albert Einstein. Today in the United States, which uses the month/day/year format for dates, there is a rare chance to celebrate a palindrome date - 01/02/2010 - which reads the same forward as it does backward." Boston.com.
  • This happy fellow has been greeting guests (and us) during the holiday season for years. I know I'm home when I see his smile.<br /> 1/1/2010

  • 428857RichardKane

    on January 7, 2010

    Great shot, perfect finish of this wonderful old plant!

  • Chuck Beehner

    on January 7, 2010

    perfect pp....neat
    paula

  • k dunlap

    on January 7, 2010

    Cool. Looks like a photo from 1892 with your pp. Very cool

  • irishmurr

    on January 7, 2010

    The pp works perfectly here!

  • joda

    on January 7, 2010

    it does seem a bit bleak... fantastic shot, though.

  • RunColorado

    on January 7, 2010

    great capture

  • InOurTime

    on January 7, 2010

    very nice capture...

  • dakotacowboy

    on January 7, 2010

    nice capture of era - many of our great companies started in that age and had factories/HQs that had this similar architecture

  • fotoeffects

    on January 7, 2010

    It does look really bleak...very nice pp, though.

  • fotomom

    on January 7, 2010

    You did a great job on the pp in giving this photo a vintage feel. I like it!

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