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Author Archives: ksedinger
2025 in Photography, part 4
Yes, I like my own work! And I’m not gonna apologize for that. So there! Moving on. These are in no particular order, but they do mostly come from the latter half of the year. There will be one more … Continue reading
Posted in On Exploring Photography, Photographic Documentation, Photography: Nature, Photography: Streetscapes
Tagged Photo Posts, Photography (the subect), street photography, Streetscapes
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2025 in Photography, part 3
No particular order, though these do generally come from the back half of the year. Enjoy!
Posted in On Exploring Photography, Photographic Documentation, Photography: Nature, Photography: Streetscapes
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Something for Thursday
It’s always amazing to me what random stuff people will suddenly be talking about on social media. The last few days I’ve seen chatter as millennials and GenZers discover “Schoolhouse Rock”, those wonderful animated shorts with memorable songs that taught … Continue reading
2025 in photography, part II
No talk, just photos.
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2025: The year in photography
It was a good year for photography. Wow, that was easy! Next post! OK, I’ll go into it a little more. I don’t want to do a long boring thing here, but I noticed a number of things as the … Continue reading
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Tuesday Tones
The weekly music feature returns! As does the theme we were exploring before December took over: music inspired by water, or written with a watery “theme”. And today we have two works, by two titans of classical music, neither one of … Continue reading
Announcing! (and a quiz)
First things first: I have decided to dust off the newsletter that I’ve been maintaining (sort-of) on Substack! But, for various reasons I’ve also decided to migrate my newsletter to the Ghost.io platform. If you previously subscribed to me on … Continue reading
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Tagged Dispatches from the Forgotten Stars, Quiz-Things
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I like the Botanical Gardens at night because it feels like the set of an episode of STAR TREK.
Posted in On Buffalo and The 716, Photographic Documentation
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When the ice falls
A pretty significant winter storm rolled through the northeast the other day, and Buffalo doesn’t tend to get hit too hard by these when they roll through; we’re generally on the outer fringes of whatever dumps snow and ice (or … Continue reading



