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Saturday, February 27, 2016

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Two Lane Highway: Palm Bay, Florida, United States; I like to travel and photograph people and landscapes. I have found that with the forty plus years I have been photographing that I live within the images I create. In my darkroom days I would spend countless hours working on one negative making an expressive print that represented the emotional connection I had to the location when I first made the exposure. I discovered that through my images I could recall with vivid detail much of the day when I made the photograph. This is my two lane highway. I can look forward to new images and events in my life, as well as go back in time, just by viewing an image made in the past and recalling much of what I was doing at the time. John Doddato note: (see my first post for complete description)

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