Bud Grossmann’s Words of the Week for the Week of February 7, 2021 Photo essay not previously published in this form. © 2021 by Bud Grossmann All Rights Reserved.   Greyhound Station (1993) © 1993 by Bud Grossmann A DOGGED PURSUIT OF ART This past week, when I began to put up several PoDs of people leaning out, looking out, of open windows, all on one occasion in 1973, one of my faithful fans asked, What are all the window people looking at? I started to reply: Warm summer day, coming up on suppertime. I was traveling alone on an unlimited-travel Greyhound pass while ... I could have gone on. Oh, boy, could I have gone on! But at that point I realized it might be sufficient to say, There were lots of folks idling about on the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood near the bus station. People in windows were looking at neighbors and kids and me. Later, I found a few more Kodachromes I took on that same summer afternoon. Here are a couple of them. ♦         ARCHIVES         Click for a list of other Words of the Week I would welcome your thoughts on this page (or any of my others).  Write to me at the following address.  Please be sure to spell Grossmann with two n’s and mention what page you are writing about. Thanks!  BUD GROSSMANN Top of this page | HOME | Fine Photography | Picture of the Day | Writings | | Words of the Week | Mom & Pop Prop. Mgt. | FAQ |

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