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coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-07-29 23:34
Published via Ecency
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Smoke'em if you got'em! Had written something to follow that up, but after losing it twice a rant seems to be in order. Dear @ecency , I'm writing to you today from the classic editor because WTF? If you
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coloneljethro
Photography Lovers
2026-07-27 15:58
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Remembering The Slain
“The time will come when our silence will be more powerful than the voices you strangle today.”
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coloneljethro
Photography Lovers
2026-07-20 03:10
Published via Ecency
Bridge Building
Louisville is currently in the middle of one of the largest infrastructure projects to inconvenience drivers in the admittedly fuzzy recent memory of this city
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-07-12 05:36
Published via Ecency
Morning Market
It's farmer's market season here in the city and the South End is no exception to that. Starting last year, I've been documenting the South End Community Market
pouchon
altcoins
2026-08-03 04:25
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ANOTHER ONE, ANOTHER MONTH, AUGUST
We all can rest assured August is the month we have been waiting for. This was the mindset for the past seven months in 2026. It feels like we are forever waiti
coloneljethro
Visual Shots
2026-07-03 04:37
Published via Ecency
'Louisville Shows Up'
By now we've all seen the terrible scenes coming out of Venezuela. Here in Louisville we have a sizable Venezuelan community, and this past Tuesday folks come o
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-06-29 03:32
Published via Ecency
Strolling Southern
The weather this summer has been weird, drought interspersed with torrential downpours and hot like a summer from the early 1990s. _Which is to say downright pl
coloneljethro
Visual Shots
2026-06-26 20:26
Published via Ecency
Brigading The Bridge
Wednesday was the fourth anniversary of the Dobbs decision that brought an end to Roe v Wade. Naturally, Sharp Objects 502's Bridge Brigade wasn't going to le
coloneljethro
Photography Lovers
2026-06-21 04:39
Published via Ecency
A Gay Old Time
Had us a party here in Louisville today. Not quite a 'Knicks won!' level shindig but a right proper one nonetheless. The occasion was the Kentuckiana Pride Pa
apnigrich
FungiFriday
2026-08-07 20:05
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There Are No Fish; We Take Mushrooms
There are no fish; we take mushrooms
Greetings, friends Friday! We have to go look for mushrooms. If necessary, then I'll find them. This time I will be looking for them in the Arkhangelsk forests, or to be more precise, in a swamp near Plesetsk.
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-06-18 05:14
Published via Ecency
Trolls In B&W
My childhood straddled the fading of the analog age and the dawning of the digital, got to explain to the incredulous adults that yes, the computers were in fac
coloneljethro
Photography Lovers
2026-06-16 15:00
Published via Ecency
All The Masks Are Off
All the masks are off And they don't even try They know that you know that they know And they don't even mind it
coloneljethro
Visual Shots
2026-06-11 02:55
Published via Ecency
A Monument To Human Optimism
Here in Louisville, we have us a monument to human optimism, which the locals affectionately refer to as the Louisville Can Opener. Consisting of a pair of rail
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-06-10 00:27
Published via Ecency
Hanging Out Over The Highway
This past Saturday was the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings in World War II, to mark the occasion the Sharp Objects Bridge Brigade was back in action with
koenau
TravelFeed
2026-08-07 16:35
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The Concrete Playground: Met the last lost Elephant
Remnants of a socialist-era local recreation area have survived within a landscape in the Mansfeld region that was artif
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-06-06 04:29
Published via Ecency
Bad Old Days Revisited
Garry Winogrand was known for advocating that photographers make a separation between shooting and editing/developing. > Sometimes photographers mistake emotion
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-06-01 04:40
Published via Ecency
Breewayy Day In B&W
This past Thursday was Breewayy Day. Breewayy (or the motherfuckin' freeway) was another of the names bestowed upon Injustice Square Park in downtown Louisville
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-05-22 04:04
Published via Ecency
This Is Your Sign
We had us an election here in Kentucky on Tuesday, one of them primary things. At the ripe old age of seventeen, it was glaringly obvious to me that neither par
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-05-18 05:45
Published via Ecency
Shooting Up The Weekend
With the weather warming up and the Derby hangovers finally starting to wear off, things are starting to get busy around these parts. Had our first community ma
apnigrich
HiveGarden
2026-08-08 19:26
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Harvest time
[] Greetings, friends. Last time, I was thinking about growing broccoli and showed my harvest. This morning I noticed that there are more than a dozen pears under the pear tree. I tasted them, and it turned
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-05-16 04:00
Published via Ecency
Got Any Of That There Brain Fog?
When you're bored, you wish you were busy. When you're busy, you wish you were a bit more bored. C'est la vie. Have been shooting more than ever as of late, w
coloneljethro
Photography Lovers
2026-05-14 00:56
Praise The Horse & Pass The Bourbon
Outside The Derby
Go and take the millions Take the derby hats And stick'em up your ass I'll take the cheap seats For my company don't come served inside a glass ---
coloneljethro
Black And White
2026-05-08 05:44
Published via Ecency
Welcome To Gonzoville
For several years now, I've been on a mission from our lord and savior Dr. Raoul Duke to put the gonzo into photojournalism. This mission didn't happen to come
coloneljethro
Visual Shots
2026-05-05 05:10
Published via Ecency
May Day Y'all
Here in the US, we have us a Labor Day in September because the federal government was afraid that if we celebrated May Day here, it wouldn't be good for them o
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