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Day Two: Let's Do Some Black and Whites

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Day Two Black and Whites . Top Secret Seagull Drone . You can find this and many others at my FAA site  https://fineartamerica.com/featured/top-secret-seagull-drone-rich-collins.html . . .

Let's Do some Black and Whites

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. . . Black and whites are a favorite  . . .  . , , For a collection of images, notably color, please link to my prints for sale site

Photo of the Day Award

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Always nice to receive a Photo of the Day Award . Awarded by Capture SW Washington An appropriate time of the year to post this photo taken on a Canon 30D in 2014 clearly in the Fall as can be seen by mushrooms, unidentified and falling leaves from a Maple tree.

The 1st Fine Art Photograph Beleived to be Taken

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. Ist Fine Art Photograph Ever Taken When did Fine Art Photography begin, and who was credited ?    Alfred Stieglit's photograph of 'The Steerage' in 1907 is considered by many historians to be the most important photograph ever made. Stieglitz was notable for introducing fine art photography into museum collections. Any one of us could pick this photo apart on numerous points in the world as great or even good photography. It looks mistakenly disheveled, even messy, the subjects aren't particularly interesting, it is not level, the best focus is perhaps on an empty plank which does not indicate or highlight much interest, there are no vessel markings, no way to tell if passengers are continuing to embark or disembark on some kind of journey, literally the composition is sloppy at best, and no single point of subject  which is clear in our minds as we attempt to clarify the meaning of the photograph. However it does something at that time, that no other p