Kachina #4
by dsidwell

Comment by Pug-H:
The lighting in your kachina pictures is quite effective; the photos bring to mind the work of that famous Western photographer of a hundred years or so ago - the name escapes me for the moment. Great work.

edit: I was thinking of Edward S. Curtis, though most of his photos were of people. Apparently, he's the 17th most collected photographer in the US.

Message edited by author 2005-07-10 05:48:24.

Butterfly Fantasy
by dsidwell

Comment by mikala:
Love it! Thanks for taking this and sharing it with all of us. Yes, after a few milli-seconds, they are obviously fake, but the initial 'wham!' is still great, regardless.

When the Pickin's Done
by dsidwell

Comment by Jutilda:
Oh this is great. Sepia is the ONLY filter for this one. Great soft focus. Placement of figurein the shot is perfect. Good one.

When the Pickin's Done
by dsidwell

Comment by Dax-:
A rest moment! Very, very nice! Sepia tone is perfect here! :)

River of Mist
by dsidwell

Comment by Jutilda:
Terrific. Love the angle from which you shot it. Beautiful focus and contrast. The image couldn't be more perfect.

Desert Moonlight
by dsidwell

Comment by Jutilda:
Terrific. Just found this one. The blue is so rich. Great photograph all the way around.

Spiral Jetty #1
by dsidwell

Comment by dsidwell:
The Great Salt Lake IS rising again, thanks to much snow and rain this past Spring. Whether or not it will cover this up is not yet certain. It has been covered before, however. Part of Smithson's reason for putting this artwork here is so that it would interact with the lake, with visitors, and with the local environment.

Spiral Jetty #1
by dsidwell

Comment by turneram4:
Isn't Salt Lake rising again,threating to put this under the water?

Spiral Jetty #1
by dsidwell

Comment by Tom:
Where is this?

Got Fish?
by dsidwell

Comment by CorySmith:
you got robbed, this should of won