Received ozphoto's envelope and folder record and photos today, pretty cool. Oz, how did you get blk and white print from the fujicolor crystal archive paper? Is this from a color neg ? Like the tone and quality of the prints.
Nanette, I also received your very interesting photo essay package in the mail yesterday. They're a very unique set of photos, and your story reminds me of the documentary I recently watched called "A Certain Kind of Death," which also was shot in Los Angeles (you can watch it in full on YouTube).
Well they turned out rather well, like the whole concept of your efforts.
Thanks-that was exactly the response I was hoping for!I took it in Normandy near Carteret.I received BlackDog's "gathering moments" yesterday. I can almost feel the atmosphere on the beach when you captured this, it's very close to my childhood memories or to what I live now with my son. Thanks!
This is incredible! I had the feeling I knew the place, and it could really be the case. My mum was born 40km from Carteret, and we spend all our vacations in Saint Germain wur Ay.Thanks-that was exactly the response I was hoping for!I took it in Normandy near Carteret.
Thanks Rachelle!I received Laurent's excellent low-key image in the mail the other day. I really like how the light curves around, shapes, and reflects off the machinery.
Laurent's card arrived in BKK yesterday - lovely scene that evokes memories of my one and only visit to the French countryside as a 7 year old many years ago. Lovely and peaceful - so much the total opposite of the city I live in today!
I have received 3 cards in the last week. Laurent, I love how the stairs draw your eye into the scene and your angle of view adds to the intrigue. This is very well composed and printed. I love how you handled this high contrast scene. Nicely done.
It was my niece at Carteret in Normandy-IIRC she was writing in the sand but I can't remember exactly what! Thanks for the appreciation.I have received 3 cards in the last week. Laurent, I love how the stairs draw your eye into the scene and your angle of view adds to the intrigue. This is very well composed and printed. I love how you handled this high contrast scene. Nicely done. Black Dog, This card is very well done. I love how the long shadows don't detract from the scene, they add mood. Is the young girl spelling her name in the sand? The care free days of youth and the moments that we capture of our friends and family are images to cherish. Thanks for sharing this. Ozphoto, You have provided a very creative way to present a subject that we are all aware of, but don't give much thought to. The group of images you chose work well together. I love the dreamlike quality you captured in the entrance doors and the close up of the pattern on the scalpel handle. Thanks for the portfolio of images and taking the time to put this together. I love photojournalism and photographers who occasionally show us the way things really are in the world.
I have received 3 cards in the last week. Laurent, I love how the stairs draw your eye into the scene and your angle of view adds to the intrigue. This is very well composed and printed. I love how you handled this high contrast scene. Nicely done. Black Dog, This card is very well done. I love how the long shadows don't detract from the scene, they add mood. Is the young girl spelling her name in the sand? The care free days of youth and the moments that we capture of our friends and family are images to cherish. Thanks for sharing this. Ozphoto, You have provided a very creative way to present a subject that we are all aware of, but don't give much thought to. The group of images you chose work well together. I love the dreamlike quality you captured in the entrance doors and the close up of the pattern on the scalpel handle. Thanks for the portfolio of images and taking the time to put this together. I love photojournalism and photographers who occasionally show us the way things really are in the world.
Thanks Nanette, glad it pleased you. I'd like to have a view of the same tree for every season, but it's a place where I do not travel so often.
Wait, a new round, already? I've received only about half of the cards so far. I hope there are still a few more to come.
... and it was well worth the effort! I received your card today, and the image is wonderful!!Thanks Darwin, the hardest part was trying to balance on a step ladder and focus, it was well worth the effort I think.
Mike
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