MurrayMinchin said:. I want them to be looked at, rather than looked through.
jovo said:But I confess to not really understanding what you mean by "looked at rather than looked through".
Thank the Great Yellow Father, because you haven't ossified yet.MurrayMinchin said:What to do when the best you've ever done isn't what you feel?
bjorke said:Thank the Great Yellow Father, because you haven't ossified yet.
jnanian said:maybe you should experiment a little bit...
and if you don't want your prints permanently-bound there are ways to make post-bindings, so you can remove and exchange what is between the covers.
MurrayMinchin said:Thanks John, you've given me something to chew on(really like your coffee series by the way!)
Murray
(added later) I just searched the galleries and those photographs taken for a coffee shop are gone...they were yours, right?
severian said:Enjoy the trip because you will never really get to the destination. That is a positive statement.
blansky said:You must feel that when framed, your finished pictures have the subconscious look of a window, which you feel is separating your audience from your work. What you really want is a more up close tactile representation.
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