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These aren't new pictures, but your last image reminded me of some images I took last semester that never saw the light of day. I'm not sure if they really fit together here or not, but I think there's a similar thread running though them. Let me know what you think.
Okay here is the link to a book on Amazon: ;-) (Lynne Cohen's "No Man's Land" There are new versions for 31ish dollars.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0500542406/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&qid=1267900146&sr=8-2&condition=new
And damn, your photo of those house is better than mine... and mine is backwards... I'll comment later this weekend.
Book: Ordered. I got one for myself too. This is the danger in ordering photo books for other people.
ReplyDeleteI had it shipped to my house, so I'll have to make a trip to Bloomington in the near future.
Cool?
...and I wondered if your pic of the houses was backward.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Thanks, Ho. You're welcome anytime.
ReplyDeleteOkay, as far as your new photos... I'm diggin' the first two; I like the light and the composition. I feel as though the third one is too static. While the other two are banal, I find them interesting unlike the satellite dishes. I think the thing that stands out to me about the other two as well as the photos from the last post is that you are shooting/ seeing in such a way as to give quirky personalities to the main subject. That may be weird, but I just feel like the dishes are soulless or maybe just boring.
ReplyDeleteI do really like the pairing of the parking light that is half out and the tree that is half cutback.
Are you trying to do anything specific with the science stuff?