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[eddy pula]

3 different ways to pear a peach, the peach being eddy pula

[gth]

3 different ways to pear a peach, the peach being eddy pula

Hey, that first picture is GREAT

You are an absolute dead on ringer poster boy for LFF users!!

[z_photo]

this guy was most cooperative perching on a trillium

[eddy pula]

thanks gth... I wonder if you guys have pictures swimming in your minds too. Like I try and load up on friedlanders big yellow retrospective and then go out and try and see like he would. Just look at his 'working' pictures from the 80's tell you how to make computer workers interesting. vivian maier has definitly been on my mind... don't want to end up like her...

[eddy pula]

for example http://www.google.com/imgres?um=1&hl...0&tx=101&ty=30 and then my take on the greatest third wheel pic ever

is it because as voyeurs we are always the third wheel?

[Jay DeFehr]

Alberto--Very touching comments, thank you. That is exactly how the house felt when she was gone. It has since been sold, but I have my memories and some photos to rely on now.

Ramiro--That's funny; I practically grew up in that kitchen. I never thought about it being "American," but you're right. I don't think the red countertops are typical, though.

Here is another shot from that same time period, a close-up of her cordless phone. I am number six on her handwritten speed dial list. My aunt is number nine. Ha!

Rolleiflex 3.5F Planar, HP5+

Jonathan

Jonathan,

I'm really enjoying your interiors. Very personal and warm, not to mention beautiful.

[austin granger]

Donald, Oregon



http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[chassis]

Presque Isle State Park, Lake Erie.
iPhone4

[Jay DeFehr]

Donald, Oregon

Austin, you make it look so easy.

[Kav]

Tiny flowers of the desert:







All taken with a Nikon D7000 using a older 200mm f4 macro lens with a 27.5mm extension tube.