And this, sir, is a classy thread. No place is all beauty or blight. Being able to show the good and the bad of any place, whether you love it or hate it, is a sign of maturity, depth, and -- yes -- class. Thank you.
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Good job man!
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Great shots. Shreveport actually looks cool in that photo.
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What beautiful photography! I really like the look of Van Buren and Eureka Springs. I love this.
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Nice pictures. Arkansas doesn't seem too bad, although much of it clearly isn't thriving and prospering. Some of the country grit pictures are pretty cool.
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You did the joint justice!
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awesome set. Lots of gems in here!
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Nice photos!
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great collection. like i said before, you need to do a book. i have a Shreveport thread coming up, great shot of it. i think i'll also do my Van Buren mini-thread.
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Im driving up to Eureka Springs today so Ill be adding a whole bunch of new photos to this thread, please check back soon.
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fantastic collection of photos.....
what an amazing place...... I really want to go there.......(reminds me of my home state, Georgia.....lots of towns on one side of the railroad....) thanks for sharing.... |
Awesome thread man. I really like your style of photography. Every photo is beautiful in it's own way. Great stuff.
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wow, these are absolutley fantastic.
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Definitely an interesting array of shots, many of which are quite compelling. I particularly like the shot of the cooling tower. Great work.
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Taken somewhere up in the Boston Mountains http://i527.photobucket.com/albums/c...2b1ac26a_o.jpg These are the Ouachita Mountains in central Arkansas. http://i527.photobucket.com/albums/c...tsmithhist.jpg Fort Smith National Historic Site, this was the western frontier back in the 1800s. Right across from this fort was the Oklahoma Territory. The fort was also a major staging area for the Trail of Tears. http://i527.photobucket.com/albums/c.../Vaanburen.jpg Van Buren is one of Arkansas oldest towns and is located across the Arkansas River from Ft. Smith. It has been around since the late 1820s and is in my opinion one of the most charming small towns in the state. http://i527.photobucket.com/albums/c...nburennark.jpg |
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I like these small towns. Great photo thread also!
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