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Art Of Photography 2013 Selection

My image “Bag Bear” has been selected for inclusion in the Art Of Photography Show 2013 opening October 12th at the San Diego Art Institute. Thanks to producer Steven Churchill and Dr. Julia Dolan, the The Minor White Curator of Photography at the Portland Art Museum.

Update: Check out all the 2013 winners at the Art Of Photography Show 2013 gallery.

Rangefound Art Of Photography

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Merry Christmas 2012

And Happy New Year!rangefound holly

Happy Holidays 2012 rangefound

 

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2011, America, bird, California, discarded, Leica, Leica M9, photography, rangefound, storefront, Street Photography

Morgan Freeman, Bird Feeder

Early morning in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, a pigeon drinks water and eats bread crumbs from the tender cement prints of Morgan Freeman, Bird Feeder. Part of my Hollywood 2012 series at mvlimbert.com.

Rangefound Grauman's Chinese Pigeon

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Clocked Out

Images from the service area of an old car dealership in Los Angeles. On one stripped wall, the interesting association of an American flag with a greasy castle.

Rangefound, flag, abandoned
Rangefound, service, abandoned

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2011, abandoned, America, Artist Statement, discarded, Leica, Leica M8, michigan, photography, rangefound, Street Photography, suburban, washington

Give Me Liberty…Or Just The 1%

“Occupy Ann Arbor” is setting up shoppe in the aptly-named Liberty Plaza in Ann Arbor, MI. Let’s read some of the advertisements they have on display: “6PM Sign Making & Protest Songs”; “Power To The People”; and something about “Stop Spoiling Our Environment”.

Now, let us view the scene (click to enlarge):

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