Author Archives: gmazzei

I Think They’re Peaches

Posted on October 2, 2014 by gmazzei

My photograph of what I suspect to be peaches has a shallow depth of field in the foreground and the background. The focus is in the mid-ground.

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Handlebar

Posted on September 11, 2014 by gmazzei

  Of all the pictures that were taken between me and Chantelle, I think I like this one the most. It’s an extreme close-up of a bicycle handlebar that I saw on the way to the Brooklyn Bridge. The handlebar … Continue reading →

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The Crowd

Posted on September 3, 2014 by gmazzei

“The Crowd” is a photograph  of a crowd of people in a street in what I assume to be New York City. This photograph was taken by Eugene Richards.When looking at the crowd, the words congestion and clutter come to … Continue reading →

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A Chick and Its Parent

Posted on August 28, 2014 by gmazzei

    This is a photo of an Emperor Penguin and its child. There’s not much going on here, but the photographer made it look very interesting. Putting the parent out of focus makes for a captivating look at the … Continue reading →

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