2007-05-25 // 20:20:56
sixblueten
did you see my homage to this shot? posted a couple of days ago. . .

2007-05-05 // 20:43:55
sixblueten
this is fine, fine stuff, darling. tell me how you managed to rock this into your Land 100, please!

^ there seems to be an extra hook inside. The frame you have to guess (but that's found out quickly!) thanks toddylove :-)

2007-05-03 // 18:34:49
photomass
Knowing the mediums roots and contextual references can be, creatively speaking, both empowering and disruptive, but it has instilled in me a passion and awareness for phortography that I am grateful for.

2007-05-03 // 01:42:38
photomass
Some of these pictures have the quality of the wonderful pictorialist photographers of the late 19th and early 20th Century. Like early Steiglitz, or Gertrude Kasebier, Annie Brigman, etc. Infused with a kind of melancholic nostalgia and almost tactile in their intimacy. A beautiful sadness. V

^ such words you made my day..so there are people who follow art and its roots.. thank you :-)

2007-05-01 // 18:27:55
jillog
gorgeous

^ hey there..thanks :-)

2007-04-06 // 04:06:43
bluecharlotte
wonderful portrait. so intimate...

2007-04-05 // 11:23:18
nutkarb
Oh !! It's fantastic !!
is a very special texture !!

2007-04-05 // 05:32:47
nutkarb
a lot of grain !!

^ Did you take a look at the other pictures?? The cat-pictures? Did you see how sharp and crisp they are? This is a 100ASA film and has no grain. What you are referring to is a very special texture, almost like reams, streaks and striae, very beautiful :-) but it does not do anything to the picture, it adds to it, is like a layer above the untouched sharp pic.

2007-04-05 // 04:02:25
Kat.White
oh wow you have the new film! nice! gorgeous hues...