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Mary Therese Marie's Photos
{K:2174} 9/21/2004
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Thank you...
I was nervous yet insistent to capture him. He intrigued me.
:)
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Mary Therese Marie's Photos
{K:2174} 9/21/2004
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very cool.. thanks for your time and input.
:)
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George Black
{K:102014} 9/19/2004
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Whoops! Here he is . . .
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Midtown Man Redux |
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George Black
{K:102014} 9/19/2004
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Hi, Mary,
I took the liberty of trying to tweak your image. I hope you don't mind . . . Some people object, and I certainly understand. I love film--especially b&w--but for me now it's just sentimental and nostalgic. I don't think you should feel pressured to "go digital." But once you've scanned the film generated images, you open up some wonderful possibilities that I, for one, never mastered in the darkroom. :-)
All the best
--george
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Mary Therese Marie's Photos
{K:2174} 9/19/2004
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Hello George,
thanks for your note and comments. :)
In the darkroom, from the negative, the larger image was blurry. So I do know it is my image from camera shake. :(
I don't use digital...at least not yet.
:)
Mary
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Emmanuel Panagiotakis
{K:6267} 9/19/2004
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i do the same think some times too "shooting from the hip".
i don't know maybe it is a natural behavior filing this way
but you did very nice job here marytheresemarie
well-done
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George Black
{K:102014} 9/18/2004
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This is a very nice study. I find it very tempting to try such shots, sometimes "shooting from the hip." My shots seldom turn out this well, however. Showing the subject in the larger context of his surroundings works very well, I think, especially since (as you say)the image is "blurry." BTW, the effect shown here might be improved by uploading a larger image, up to 800 pixels wide instead of 450. :-)
Regards
--george
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