05_Vulindlela
by em3

Comment:
Precision in viewing and preparation is what you remind me about when I look at this photo.

Mission San Jose.jpg
by RedDotCom

Comment:
The smell, the history, the silence, of subject are invisible, you remind me. To tell the viewer about such intimate things and what they mean to the camera-person is what photography is all about, you teach me with this photo.

JessicaPortrait-33-V4.jpg
by 777STAN

Comment:
Engage the subject, engage the viewer. You remind me that these two things are sometimes hard to do, but you achieve it partially with the young lady's smile. The personal first person relations vs the impersonal distant third person observation. To make those two things come together requires thought, so your photo suggests to me.

Pretty Stream
by Veiolets

Comment:
White and white, simple geometric curves, make for an elegant composition which contains the elements of illustration, your photo reminds me.

Americana
by Veiolets

Comment:
I feel the door closed, the house in change yet not accessible. The porch is there slightly welcoming yet the house reveals little. I am reminded by your photo that each image has a slightly different psychological association for each viewer. The visual story can vary widely depending on ones state of mind. The lack of light bespeaks sadness.

Week 3
by bassbone

Comment:
Shadows and light, often avoided in photography. Yet the harsh shadows can be used to reveal beautiful form on the beach, as in your photo. Simple as your photo is, there is something compelling in it. I learn from you to try and find that simple compelling image.

Week 01 - Curlys.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Intimate botanical views sometimes offer a human-like character, you remind me.

Sunday Afternoon
by tnun

Comment:
You remind me that air space is sensual. To remove the space between the notes of music is what many musicians do. Yet when the beat is opened out, as in James Brown's music, the dancer can fit in better - same with visual arts. Let the viewer in. You did. I learn.

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by fixedintime

Comment:
Pairs, harmony. Yet, threes, fives, and sevens, achieve an unbalanced playful composition. I think about what I have learned from studying Japanese gardening and my life in China and Far Eastern arts. Symmetry and asymmetry; I can appreciate both. You remind me to look further into this subject with my own camera.

Pathway to the City-Week 2
by of-snow

Comment:
In passing, a partial collage of the day, the usual view, are all things that you stimulate my mind to think about and how and why we might carry our cameras. I try to do so most of the time. These parts of the collage of life can one day be assembled to form a whole.

Message edited by author 2008-02-05 12:13:15.