Showing posts with label kc museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kc museum. Show all posts
Sunday, March 26, 2023
Tuesday, November 2, 2021
Help I'm Falling
Above, Azariah Budd home next to the Park that bears his name.
Above and below, Indian Mound.Above and below, Elmwood Cemetery.
Saturday, September 4, 2021
A Test In The Snow
January 8, 1993 I decided to test a relatively new film by walking around in a light dusting of snow. This is how I roll. T-Max 3200 was released by Kodak in 1988 and I had used it only once or twice for indoor casual portraits. I went along Cliff Drive in Northeast Kansas City and then up around the Kansas City Museum and the Colonnade by Concourse Park. I got, what I consider to be, two keepers. But all were interesting. I don't think I shot or developed the film properly...so I was lucky to get anything. It is an amazing black and white film. The photograph above was my favorite... the scene today is pictured below at Guinotte Viaduct. All shots were taken after nightfall.
J
Sunday, June 13, 2021
Saturday, March 24, 2018
A Walk Around
Bored, so I headed up to Kessler Park and just walked around. Nice views, always changing.
Above, the Judge Wallace house. Below, an idea stolen directly from Stephanie Maskill-Alewel, the Kansas City Museum Magnolias are ready.
Above, the Judge Wallace house. Below, an idea stolen directly from Stephanie Maskill-Alewel, the Kansas City Museum Magnolias are ready.
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Fall In Historic Northeast
Originally the campus of National College, then St. Paul's School of Theology, and now The Guadalupe Center.
Indian Mound
Kessler Park above and two below.
KC Museum above, The Colonnade below.
Cliff Drive
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