Keep it clean! I found this lovely big block of hand made soap in a shop in Korakoen, near Tokyo Dome. Look at the colours man!
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John
One of the key elements of your photos that I like so much ... is simply... the simplicity....
direct... and in your face.
but what has suprised me [and certainly it is something that MY photos lack] is how important the photo's comment can be.
Many of my photos have spontaneous comments that often come from the ether.... the "know" where that is the driving force behind most artists.
I have never sat down and seriously contemplated a "title" on any one of my projects... or photos... it just comes.... from .... well who knows...
your photos are poinent... funny... practical... simple, as are the comments.
Mine often tend to be philisophical or pragmatic in nature.... I want more simplicity in my life.... I so enjoy coming to this site...
it offers.... just that.
and I want to say thank you.... I look forward to the growth and development of not only your photographic skills and tecqniques but the creativity and comments on your page as a whole... I look forward to hearing about your family and your life.... take care and keep on clicking... your audience awaits with eager anticipation .... what will happen next...
More photos please.... more comments please.... more often please!!! [what the cheering masses are saying today.]
1 comment:
John
One of the key elements of your photos that I like so much ... is simply... the simplicity....
direct... and in your face.
but what has suprised me [and certainly it is something that MY photos lack] is how important the photo's comment can be.
Many of my photos have spontaneous comments that often come from the ether.... the "know" where that is the driving force behind most artists.
I have never sat down and seriously contemplated a "title" on any one of my projects... or photos... it just comes.... from .... well who knows...
your photos are poinent... funny... practical... simple, as are the comments.
Mine often tend to be philisophical or pragmatic in nature....
I want more simplicity in my life.... I so enjoy coming to this site...
it offers.... just that.
and I want to say thank you.... I look forward to the growth and development of not only your photographic skills and tecqniques but the creativity and comments on your page as a whole... I look forward to hearing about your family and your life....
take care and keep on clicking... your audience awaits with eager anticipation .... what will happen next...
More photos please.... more comments please.... more often please!!! [what the cheering masses are saying today.]
Emil
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