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At The Store

Anything And Everything At The Store!

Featured Work

Bat and Ball by DaveBowman

Hot Dog stand – San Francisco, USA
Beautiful Pair by Rochelle Buckley

A beautiful pair of Chinese lamps at Piao Liang Store, Toronto NSW
FLAVOUR IN BLUE by RakeshSyal

Have some please! / Nikon D200, Nikkor 28-105
Open by Danceintherain

Front view of an antique shop on Sanibel Island.
Starfish for Sale by Caren Schwartz

FEATURED IN THE “POINT AND SHOOTERS” GROUP / FEATURED IN THE “ALL AROUND FLORIDA” GROUP / FEATURED IN THE “FROM THE EARTH” BROUP / A basket of starfish for sale at a shop on Centre St. in Historic Fernandia Beach, FL. August, 2009 / Taken with my Kodak Z712 /
Weigh To Go by David McMahon

This old weighing scale is on display at Southbank, Melbourne – and yes, it still works on a coin-slot operation. So what caught my attention here? The concentric circles, for a start. The contrasting serif and sans serif typefaces. The red royal seal. And yes, the precision of the needle. Anything else? Yes, the contrast between the black rim and the silver craftsmanship on the bottom. But I’m intrigued that it is calibrated in kilograms and not pounds. And here’s something interesting. I was lucky with the light and the time of day, because there is no reflection at all on the glass that covers the dial. But if you look really closely, you’ll see some cracks and scratches across the glass – most noticeably two cracks on the bottom left-hand quadrant and a diagonal scratch across the dial in the area of the “TT” in the word “letters”. Shot with a Pentax K100D in late May 2009. I do not crop or post-edit my work in any way. I used a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F8, 1/180 sec, ISO 400, focal length 88mm. Featured in IMAGE WRITING, June 2009. Featured in ART AND MATH, August 2009. Featured in TOOLS, September 2009. Featured in AT THE STORE, November 2009. 114-6911
Fuzzy Fruit by cebrfa

On a cold rainy July day, fresh fruit reminds us that it really is summer!
Time to Wash Up by Jing3011

Enamel pans propped up in a wash tub after the rain Taken at an antique store in Walnut, Iowa
Casual, Colorful & Cool (For Men) by artisandelimage

Portland, Maine Olympus SP570 UZ
Young Shoppers by Warren Williams

My Italian Grand Kids doing the shopping.

Recent Work

Rick the chick "THE USUAL SUSPECT" by CLAUDIO COSTA

Rick the chick is a character created by Claudio Costa for toys, gadgets, cartoon and comix.
Rick the chick "YOGA 13" by CLAUDIO COSTA

Rick the chick is a character created by Claudio Costa for toys, gadgets, comix and cartoon.
Street Fair Italian Sausage by SylviaS

New York City
Devil's Delight by SylviaS

Fireworks
B Is For Bangles by David McMahon

Taken at a streetside night market in Calcutta, India, in 2006. This was shot without a tripod. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F5.6, 1/90 sec, ISO 200, focal length 88mm. India3 028
Rick the chick "YOGA 12" by CLAUDIO COSTA

Rick the chick is a character created by Claudio Costa for toys, gadgets, cartoon and comix.
African Vendor - Union Square by SylviaS

New York City
Stingy Lulu's by SylviaS

East Village, New York City
Color Explosion by pat gamwell

In A Ladies Apparel shop…China Town, San Francisco, CA) / Store Lighting with a little natural window light /
SHAPES & THINGS by RakeshSyal

The violin, was captured with the studio lights, a large umbrella with silver lining. The apurture was opened up to give this image a quizical look. This image is as is, no adjustment in ps eccept a little crop. Nikon D70, Nikkor 28-105. /
the window at the gallery by Isa Rodriguez

Taken at a gallery of artist from Miami.. ,(florida ) this gallery is filled with rooms.. like this one.. which has a fashion designer in it.. and she sits and works while we mull around her creations. I was so fascinated by all the rooms. and I am hoping that I could portray their environment here. I love this place.. many are artist which do not have much.. they work all day at their craft. there are sculptors, and there are painters, its a wonderful place.. but most would just pass it by , without a glance.. you gotta go and see for yourself how hard they work and how excited they are, and how beautiful each piece is. its not hanging or displayed.. its just there. :) Sony Cybershot DSC H 7
Observing Life Through The Wall by David McMahon

When was the last time you saw a wall – a real wall – with this sort of surreal view? It’s a good thing my camera is pretty much surgically attached to me – just for occasions like this. We were at Scienceworks museum a couple of months ago and while we meandered around the souvenir shop, I noticed a broad diagonal strip that I initially thought was a life-like painting or tableau on the dark blue wall. The next time I looked, I saw some movement. Huh? Intrigued, I walked over to examine the wall more closely. Yes, it was a true wall, but what I thought was a painting was actually an oddly shaped and unusually oriented window looking out onto the area where the exhibits are placed! I waited a few seconds until I saw some people walk past – and immediately saw a strange beauty in two human silhouettes and a partially-lit face surrounded by clearly discernible colours of orange, cream and green. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a 70-300mm lens. F5.6, 1/15 sec, ISO 800, focal length 125mm. 118-0274

Let’s See Everything You Can Capture At The Store! Could Be A Grocery Store, Covenient Store, Auto Store, Liquor Store Etc. NOT JUST AN ITEM OR TWO FROM A STORE But Inside The Store. Who Cares If People Think You Are Crazy….Just Go For It!
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