Brothers

• Tom Duffy

• Oct 10, 2004

dispite my comments on the "Bigger is Better" thread, I think you should return to your medium format and txp-320.

 

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  Cheryl Jacobs

• Oct 10, 2004

LOL! OK, I'll visit Nicole in Australia, and then Morten, you and I can alternate years -- I'll go to Denmark one year, then you come to the US the next. See what a problem solver I am?

Tom, I use both 35mm and MF as the situation allows. I'd love to shoot everything on MF, but unfortunately my eyesight won't allow it. Had I insisted on using MF for this, the shot wouldn't exist at all -- the boys were moving very fast, and I would not have been able to focus. There's nothing more heartbreaking to me than getting "THE" shot and having it be out of focus.

 

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  Nicole

• Oct 10, 2004

Ok, Ok, I'll compromise if I have to... Cheryl - they'll have to be regular visits to Aussieland.

 

• Art Vandalay

• Oct 10, 2004

I have no children to photograph, but Cheryl is more than welcome to come visit me in Vancouver regardless

 

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  hitcher

• Oct 11, 2004

Cheryl,
You never cease to amaze me. You always seem to capture the emotion and create a sense of feeling in all you do. Bravo!

 

• hither

• Oct 26, 2004

Excellent capture. You oughta be quite proud of this one.

 

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  Nicole

• Oct 26, 2004

Hey, 'hither' - what's with the name?

 

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  ThomHarrop

• Oct 27, 2004

This is an amazing slice of childhood. You are the best.

 

• Claire Senft

• Dec 8, 2004

Works for me.

 

• PKM-25

• Dec 8, 2004

This is really nice, I love the crop and the light. You have fun in your images and it shows. It hits a soft spot with me as I lost my baby brother a few years back. If I could give away all my art and not worry about money, I would be very content with that as it would make it that much more meaningful.

On the note of visiting, let me know if you are up in Aspen, I have some good perks up here.