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Oh Dark ThirtyAnyone who has a passion for history, especially those who would contribute to the human story, must pick up a camera. Thus, it must come as no surprise to any who have followed this blog, that photography has been my lifelong hobby. My first camera had a Cub Scout logo. By implication, that would indicate that I started at a tender age. I was a photographer for my high school newspaper - The Towson High School Talisman. Ultimately, I cashed in on the knowledge I had accumulated and wrote promotional literature and articles for Vivitar in the late 1970s. Recently, as I was digitizing my collection of color slides, I found some of my favorite photos and decided to share them here. I hope you enjoy them. All photos were taken with a classic Nikon F (no built-in exposure meter) which now resides on a shelf as a curiosity of another age when Kodak ruled the world of photography.
I have many others, but will save them for future blog postings when I am hard pressed for a subject to write about.
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1/6/2014 01:55:37 am
The camera records moments in history, moments in time, exactly the way they are without any writer's perspective interfering with the truth.
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1/6/2014 09:48:55 pm
It is really valuable documents which I certainly appreciate that you have it. Thanks for sharing your experiences in photography over.
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