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Coffee Tins All in a Row Poster
by Scott Norris
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Coffee Tins All in a Row poster by Scott Norris. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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If you are of a certain age, you'll remember in your Dad's or Granddad's basement, garage, or back shed workshop, the rows and rows of old coffee... more
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Artist's Description
If you are of a certain age, you'll remember in your Dad's or Granddad's basement, garage, or back shed workshop, the rows and rows of old coffee tins, mayonnaise jars, paper bags, and old metal cans full of various nuts, bolts, nails, screws, and all kids of metal parts.
Day 221 of my 365 photo a day project.
Copyright 2016 Scott Norris Photography
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About Scott Norris
Emotion. Mood. Feelings. This is what I capture through my photographs. Whether it is landscapes, architectural elements, still life, or macros - it is a very personal journey as my own fears, triumphs, beliefs, and shortcomings are exposed with each photo. Much of what I shoot is done spontaneously without preconceived thought or plan. I let what is around me dictate what is photographed. And the shooting is only the first step - a jumping off point. I take the raw images and create what I see in my mind's eye. Coaxing out textures present in the shot - sometimes adding them. Enhancing the contrast of light and dark to create the mood and emotions I felt and feel. In the end, it's all about listening to my heart and mind and...
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Stephen Thomas
Excellent still life photo!
Paul LeSage
Congrats on the sale to a nearby neighbor. Butternut Coffee, the sponsor of the Bill Carlson weather on WTMJ-TV, "back in the day" when you could buy it at the Red Owl grocery chain. Milwaukee memorabilia for sure. Must be in your grandpa's basement storing valuable "stuff."