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AboutPicture
{K:519} 6/8/2006
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beautiful picture
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Tyler Robbins
{K:904} 4/15/2006
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very cool.... time to makes slides of this one and enter some exhibitions with the concept, put together a solid set of ten and they would serve you well.
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Nicole Marcisz
{K:10268} 4/7/2006
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I think the concept works. Definately would work best larger so you can see the details. In this small image I can't really see what is going on in the bottom part of the scene. My question would be as a view to find out the relation of the bottom image to the top. I like large peiced together scenes, so I can image each frame as an 8x10 on a wall.
good luck,
cheers,
nicole
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/2/2006
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Hi Nicole, Like I commented earlier, for me, it's a definite double YES. The concept definitely works, and I'd definitely would pursue this further. A pity the photo is a bit small to fully appreciate, as I'm sure there's more to this than meets the eye. Very creative approach, and definitely one to remember! Very creative!
Cheers,
Hugo
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Ciprian Ilie
{K:13571} 4/2/2006
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Looks like a fantastic labour of love, very well calculated and put together. The size here doesn't do it justice.
Regards,
Ciprian
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Giuliano Guarnieri
{K:36622} 12/29/2005
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:)
You are crazy! :)))))))))
Amazing work!
GG
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 12/27/2005
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Hi Nicole, I read your post in the forum, and I do see what you mean. I, personally, don't think there's anything wrong with an inconsistency in style, nor with a versatile number of subjects in photos.
In general lines, i'd say there is a strong consistency in your work; the tones and atmosphere (somewhat gloomy, in most cases with a tungsten warmth over it (especially the portraits) and a very consistent approach to composition (not surprising with your background)
I'd say your style evolves about mood and atmosphere. The bourbon series is a very strong example of that. It shows a perfect combination of photographic techniques to sketch the style, both in subject as well as in mood.
A few others, on the other hand, miss that genuinity, and seem to be more "forced" if you know what I mean.Why don't you draw up a list of what feelings / atmospheres you're most comfortable in, and complete that list with technical background on how to sketch that mood and capture it on film. With that cool, analytical approach as a draft in the back of your mind, I think you can really make things rock. the benefit is that you start shooting with a a concept of what the final shots should look like in mind; For me, it brings back that sparkle we're all missing at times. Hope this makes sense...
I picked this one my favourite, as I find the approach to the subject truely fascinating Higly creative and effective. Inspiring too. Compared to your other photos, I do think it stands out, and very positively so.
Cheers,
Hugo
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Leora Long
{K:11135} 8/18/2005
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Hi Nicole, It is always easier to boss someone else around - I am now in the process of getting focused myself, so good luck to both of us.
Your friend, Leora
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N.R. Miller
{K:946} 8/4/2005
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Leora,
Thanks for the compliments and advice. I know I really need to get focused in one direction and not be so scattered. Assembling a good portfolio is my top priority right now, especially one with a theme like you suggested. I appreciate the encouragement, and you can boss me around anytime! --Nicole
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Leora Long
{K:11135} 8/4/2005
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Nicole, this looks like a daunting task, but beautifully executed. And a great subject for this framework.
You certainly should be making your way as a professional, but unfortunately it is usually location, location, location or connections, connections, connections.
Publishing, as on Usefilm, is a good place to start, but doing a gallery exhibition in San Fran or LA - the nearest cultural centers - could not hurt - or having a website that you can direct magazine people to.
And finding a rep - west coast - or east coast, if you want to travel to New York - is a great big step in the right direction.
What might motivate you is putting together a portfolio that you are passionate about with a theme - maybe the love theme with the poetry - and send out a DVD to the important magazines - New York Times Magazine, etc.
You are obviously very talented and need only to focus on what you absolutely must have and do.
Sorry, bossy is my middle name. Leora
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ppdix
{K:17069} 7/31/2005
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amazing! what a clever idea....
Love it
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Kevin Collier
{K:19076} 7/26/2005
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Great work to keep all the images togther for the final product - congrats on a great work - K
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Angelo Villaschi
{K:49617} 7/24/2005
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Very creative work, Nicole. Beautifully done. Quite an interesting technique.
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Todd Miller
{K:16464} 7/23/2005
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ambition pays off here. great work...you are incredibly patient. great idea, and it works wonderfully. bravo!
todd
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Trish McCoy
{K:15897} 7/23/2005
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wow!!! truly amazing work here. Love what you have created.
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ch .
{K:88} 7/23/2005
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rock on
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Arturs Daukulis
{K:1364} 7/23/2005
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Wow! looks impressive!!!
best regards!!!
Arthur
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