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05/05/2005 12:00:00 AM · #1
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'A DPChallenge Interview with Zeus Zen' by Robert Ward

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05/05/2005 03:33:14 PM · #2
Bump!
05/05/2005 03:46:41 PM · #3
Good - glad someone has found the time to do this: ZZ is the most consistently interesting presence here. When I have time, I mean to read the interview too :-)

e
05/05/2005 03:52:54 PM · #4
Nice interview. Very humorous at times. I enjoyed reading it.
05/05/2005 04:00:03 PM · #5
That has to be one of the most eloquent interviews I've read thus far. ZeusZen, in my eyes anyways, has such an ethereal presence here. And most of the time, I have to break out the thesaurus to decipher his posts but that's what keeps this place from becoming stale. :-) It's nice to get a little glimpse into his mind and life. Thank you, Robert, for the new interview. I've missed these greatly.
05/05/2005 04:02:04 PM · #6
Inspirational...and with humility and humour. Thank you Robert and Zeus. Shall return to this often, I'm sure.
05/05/2005 04:07:41 PM · #7
Fascinating interview, very honest and thoughtful answers to some great questions.
Well done Robert and thanks to both you and Zeus Zen.

Paul.

And I still rate the portrait of you by Ellamay as one of the best I have seen.

Message edited by author 2005-05-05 16:18:41.
05/05/2005 04:18:24 PM · #8
Just a couple of corrections need to be made to the interview...

In one question it says: "I'd hesitate to day you do mostly B/W photography" change 'day' to 'say'

Down at the bottom, where you ask, "Are you planning any photo trips in the future? If so, where?" The answer doesn't match with the question, I think that his answer at that place continue the thought in the previous question. While the answer to the next question goes with that one, and no answer is given to the question: "How many prints do you sell..."

Enjoyable interview overall though.
05/05/2005 04:31:19 PM · #9
Fixed skief, thanks for pointing them out.
05/05/2005 04:31:23 PM · #10
Originally posted by bear_music:

Post your comments, questions, and reviews for...

'A DPChallenge Interview with Zeus Zen' by Robert Ward

View this interview here.


this is very interesting and very refreshing to read.

i enjoyed it, thank you.

zeuszen is a perfect subject to interview for this forum and I liked the style of the interview.. photojournalism I guess you could call it.
05/05/2005 04:33:49 PM · #11
An extraordinary interview with the intriguing Zeus Zen. Great job, enjoyed every word.
05/05/2005 04:38:46 PM · #12
That was a great read. I think a couple of answers are misplaced though; I've quoted them below.

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How many prints do you sell on DPC Prints in a month, on average? What's your best selling image?

Haida Gwai (the Queen Charlotte Islands, BC) would be one place I'd like to photograph and explore, Havana, Cuba another. The islands are awkward to reach, Cuba involves crossing the continent... It seems more likely I'll end up in more usual stomping grounds: Pacific Rim National Park or on some range of the coastal mountains, where the air is good and the water tastes like stone.
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P.S. - Nevermind, someone got it before me...

Message edited by author 2005-05-05 16:40:10.
05/05/2005 05:06:32 PM · #13
WOW!! Can't beleive I missed that interview!! Awsome! I just love the way he writes!! Not to mention his photography. :-)
05/05/2005 07:18:11 PM · #14
A BIG thank-you to bear_music for reviving this feature -- I've missed them! Very well done interview!
05/05/2005 09:17:27 PM · #15
Great interview. I'm a big ZZ fan. Glad to see these are still going on. There are so many people I would love to see interviewed in the future.
05/05/2005 09:27:07 PM · #16
I have always liked Zeus and his work..
I did notice after looking at his profile again that his Avg Vote Cast is pretty low..
3.4
Give a 5 once in awhile, geez..
:)

Good Interview..
05/05/2005 09:55:31 PM · #17
great interview, guys...thanks for sharing! :)
05/05/2005 10:12:00 PM · #18
Originally posted by buzzrock:

I have always liked Zeus and his work..
I did notice after looking at his profile again that his Avg Vote Cast is pretty low..
3.4
Give a 5 once in awhile, geez..
:)
Good Interview..


I'd noticed that 3.4 thing too and it inspired me to raise my vote average. I was at 4.9-5.0 in my early going but realized that I don't hate everything that much. I'm now on a 4-10 scale.
05/05/2005 10:14:13 PM · #19
probably the most inspiring interview I have read here. zeuszen, I have long been a fan of your images, but your writing blew me away. I wish I could express myself as eloquently as you do, but since I cannot, I will satisfy myself with taking your words and saying to people, in my own hamfisted clumsiness, "see what this guy says... that's how I feel!"

Thank you for such an interesting peek into your creative process and world outlook. I enjoyed it very much!

Dave
05/05/2005 11:02:10 PM · #20
Thanks Bear music for interviewing, ZZ he has been part of my life for the last few years, he encourages me artistically, he is much better at post processing, he is a calm and reassuring and supportive counterpart. Anyway, if you think he is eloquent here, you should hear his poetry, as good as he is at photography his poetry is about 100x better.

( i could not let his interview come and go without saying something, he worked on it for days: ) )
05/05/2005 11:05:32 PM · #21
You're welcome, Ella and everyone else. The comment about the poetry is interesting, as of course I'm a poet as well, and an editor-of-poetry also. We seem to have a few things in common, we do...

Robt.
05/06/2005 12:31:02 AM · #22
great interview. WHat a philosopher! Good stuff. THanks for sharing!

05/06/2005 10:32:53 AM · #23
Some critics still don't think photography is a form of art. What is your response to this?

Let them review restaurants.

Man... that is priceless!

You are now...OFFICIALLY...my hero.

Great interview to the both of you, Zeus and Bear.
I'm going back for a second read. Cheers!
05/06/2005 10:37:18 AM · #24
Originally posted by Rooster:

great interview. WHat a philosopher! Good stuff. THanks for sharing!


For what it's worth, "Philosopher" comes from the Greek "Philos" (lover) + "Sophos" (wisdom), so it means, literally, "lover of wisdom"...

Robt.

Message edited by author 2005-05-06 10:38:30.
05/06/2005 10:39:44 AM · #25
Highly enjoyable and valuable interview. I loved reading it. Big thanks to Zeus and Robert. Cheers.
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