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The carpet and your shoes go well together.
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Wonderfully clear and utterly without bokeh.
"He is one of those men who like to
look at construction sites, the gaping holes
in the earth which will form the foundations
of the skyscraper or a multi-storey car
park."
I'm intrigued. What's the book?
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He is content to observe life, always
slightly bored and often waiting, even if
only for a bus. Failing that he will watch
other people waiting for a bus.
also liked:
like a clerk without a day job
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purity of purpose.
great shot
i love that the shoes seem as though they
just came in from the rain.
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Love the title and the black and white,
perfect framing, I love it
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fantastic perspective, compostion, textures,
contrast...all
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How do you like the book? I was thinking of
picking it up at a bookstore recently. I
bought On Photography by Susan Sontag
instead.
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How do you like the book? I was thinking of
picking it up at a bookstore recently. I
bought On Photography by Susan Sontag
instead.
it is truly phenomenal.
no chapters, themes flowing in and out of
each other. an amazing rate of Ideas Per
Minute.
it certainly isn't an easy book, in terms
of structure and accessibility, but if you
have an intense interest in photography and
are willing to invest yourself in the flow ..
yeah, it is pretty good.
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by the way, i'm writing a review on this book
for the Utata Daily Ink.
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Perhaps I asked my question before the tags
went up, but clearly I should have looked.
All was revealed.
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Thanks, I'll pick it up next time I visit a
decent bookstore (sadly I have to go out of
town for that), and I look forward to your
review.
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i love that the shoes seem as though they
just came in from the rain.
that i had.
Perhaps I asked my question before the tags
went up, but clearly I should have looked.
All was revealed.
excellent. i just tagged you as
"met".
Thanks, I'll pick it up next time I visit a
decent bookstore (sadly I have to go out of
town for that), and I look forward to your
review.
i got it out of the library.
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excellent. i just tagged you as
"met".
I'm tagged! Sounds like you might be
using Steeev's contacts organizer.
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I wish I could fav this a million times over!
Love love love it! Fascinating.
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i got it out of the library.
Ah, a fine idea. regrettably the library
system here is even worse than the choice of
bookstores.
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wow. oddly enough i bought that book in
brighton just two and a half weeks ago.
oh, and i find it much more accessible than
sontag's. with dyer at least i don't have to
take notes to remember what i just read.
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You are invited to join Feet Shots.
Note: the group is looking for only shots
of legs/feet from the point of the owners
perspective.
Thanks for participating.
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Great contrast.
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Hey Striatic,
Thanks for licensing your photo using a
Creative Commons license!
Your photo has been used for a goldengod blog entry about photography books.
Thanks again,
-Andrew Ferguson
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you're welcome.
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