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Photography has always had two products.

Sometimes when I’m on calls, I doodle weird little people and things.

On 75CentralPhotography, we publish a lot of photos.

A few years ago, I shared a sketch that my father had made of a Victorian house in 1976.

We’ve been quietly building toward this for a while, and it’s finally in a state where we’re comfortable calling it Prêt à l’emploi: you can now order fine-art prints directly from 75CentralPhotography.com.

Quick post today.

I recently shared a new gallery on 75CentralPhotography of a mysterious, graffiti-encrusted building near my home in McKinney, Texas.

My wife and I spent a bit of time today at our local holiday event here in our home of McKinney, Texas.

As mentioned previously, I’ve been slowly working my way through the massive archive of negatives and prints from my family’s archive.

A while back, I shared a collection of old photo sleeves.

A bit over a couple of years ago, I posted about how good Adobe Firefly was at generating images.

We recently began the arduous process of replacing JPEG images on 75CentralPhotography.com with WebP formatted images.