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Frank L. Greenagel
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The Mural Project: Photography by Ansel Adams by John Armor
Count Belisarius by Robert Graves
The Return of the native by Thomas Hardy
America's Constitution: A Biography by Akhil Reed Amar
Shadow Catcher: The Life and Work of Edward S. Curtis by Laurie Lawlor
Better together : restoring the American community by Robert D. Putnam
The Art of Living and Other Stories by John Gardner
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Tagsphotography (492), American history (177), fiction (100), ancient history (84), Mark Twain (68), biography (58), poetry (55), architecture (53), American studies (52), education (48) — see all tags
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Homepagehttp://njchurchscape.com, woodennailpress.com
Real nameFrank L. Greenagel
LocationPhillipsburg, New Jersey
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njchurchscape.com
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Member sinceMar 4, 2007
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posted by yeremenko at 10:18 pm (EST) on Sep 14, 2009
I notice that you have a lot of books about photography so I presume this represents a serious interest. I have a similar inventory although it will take awhile for me to get them all entered (I started only last evening).
You might be interested to know about www.f295.org, a web site and organization dedicated to alternative photographic techniques. We just had our second annunal symposium at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh last week and it was a huge success. You can read about the events at the web site. Since you live within driving distance you may want to consider attending next year.
Photography is for me only one of many interests but I am very serious about it. As my library listings grow those other interests will become obvious.
I am very new to this LibraryThing so I have no idea when you might notice this message or how you might choose to respond (if at all). I'm just testing the waters here. Feel free to respond if you feel so inclined. My username is Cambot.
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posted by Cambot at 9:16 am (EST) on Jun 10, 2008