Luminous Landscape Forum
Site & Board Matters => About This Site => Topic started by: Paulo Bizarro on October 01, 2013, 03:59:58 am
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Just wanted to say that I have enjoyed the piece very much. It is always illuminating to learn from others, and of course the photos are first rate.
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+1 on that! The first picture is the most evocative pinhole image I have ever seen.
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Agree with above posts. I have met Steve Gosling a few times, he is very stimulating, and great fun to be with on a photographic outing. And, when he and Kevin Raber are in the one place, there is no pause in the photographic fun.
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It's very refreshing to see a piece that discusses what's really important in an image --- and it ain't the megapixels or the HDR or how many PS layers were used!
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This is a "keeper" essay that easily pulls one back for the occasional creative reset. Thanks for the post!
Mark
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I enjoyed the essay and the accompanying photos. I was awfully glad that the short biography at the end informed me that "his signature style is moody & atmospheric black & white photographs": I'd never have guessed ;)
Jeremy
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Lovely essay with some great pictures. Thank you.
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Many thanks to everyone for your kind & positive comments. i appreciate you taking the time to read the piece in the first place and then taking the time to comment.
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Thanks Nutcracker. Kevin and I are due to meet up in the US next week so watch out Chicago!!