While not necessarily falling under the definiton of "fine art" a series of snapshots can form a narrative and convey a sense of time and place. The photos below do that, transporting me back 40-some years, and telling stories long forgotten.
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The view out my window in the barracks |

Another view out my room window. Common sight, guys hanging out, chatting |
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Outside the Special Services building. I believe this was the director who had organized a game day for us. |

On one of the road trips with my roommate, Pat, in his Opel Commodore |
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A lightning storm seen from the barracks. |

Looking west from the Special Services building. I shot this because there were about 5 different light sources, each with a different color temperature. |
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Roommate Larry posed for me in the multiple flash exposure. |

Grab shot outside of Hertie in Mainz, a department store chain that has since closed. |
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Me, shooting me in the photo lab. Rolliecord VB camera and Gossen LunaSix 3 light meter. |

Me, hanging out. I don't think this was in my room based on the title of the book on the table: "Enemy Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees'" Someone must have been studying for a promotion..
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