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[2002-02-28 01:58:13 +0000 UTC]
"Digital Sucks!"
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# Statistics
Favourites: 15; Deviations: 184; Watchers: 389
Watching: 9; Pageviews: 52530; Comments Made: 380; Friends: 9
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: David HockneyTools of the Trade: All Polaroid-all of the time
# About me
Current Residence: Knoxville, TennesseeFavourite genre of music: Classical
Favourite photographer: Lucien Clergue
Favourite style of art: Contemporary
Operating System: Mac OS 10.4, I upgraded
Personal Quote: Digital Sucks!
# Comments
Comments: 167
Great gallery! I see that you've retired, but I'll watch, anyway.
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I added one of your photos on my blog. I can take it off if you mind. [link]
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I like your style! it's like the old school, love the fact that you shout with palaroid, your work its worth to see!
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I really dig all these polaroids, its a shame they've stopped selling the film, but I'm sure you bought enough for at least a few more years. I also have a question:
What did you use to wrap that model in your picture "Wrapped 1". Its a very cool effect and I'd love to try it out in some of my work. I know, I know, its not up yet, but someday when i feel like I have something good enough to post. Also, is she the same model from your image "White"? I want to get a feel for what kind of distortion I should expect from using that material.
Thanks, you rock!
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The material is gauze that I purchased from the local fabric store. The models in Wrapped 1 and White are two different models.
Thanks for your interest in my work.
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Thanks very much. Do you wet the gauze after you put it on them to form a closer bond to the skin, or just wrap it very tightly? Also, where do you find your models? I am somewhat amateur and don't know if models would want to use their time with me learning.
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The gauze is wet. I wrapped the gauze around the model then wet it with a spray bottle to achieve the effect I wanted.
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you are one of the best photographers that i have seen in this website !
just wow !!!
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You are able to set in scene the female body on your very individual way.
Beautiful photography, cause you have the sense for the representation of the female body.
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Awesome work!
What polaroid do you shoot your 669 film on?
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Hi! I think you're a GENIUS! Why don't you signup to the art contest from [link] ? Free to enter, 10 000 USD prize. You MUST win it!
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I'm getting started in Polaroid photography ... and your gallery is a good inspiration
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is u have get such big prints from ur polaroid without taking multiples?
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you have some really amazing photos...I love your moods
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Enter your work to Sojourn Journal. Go to [link] for more details. You got a shot at being published.
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Wonderful Photos my friend - simple and strong
Took the liberty of basing a drawing one lovely one
ref: [link]
regadrs
Richard
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I must say you'r an inspiration..I'm a polaroid addict and your your is extremely vicious...I saw every piece and tried to take something, learn something from it....
you'r a great artist.I'll watch you.
congrats!
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Finally made it to the art center. "Times Square" is fantastic in person. Worthy of best of show IMHO. Great job!
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all the pictures in u gallrey I have se tow times~
really beautiful
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Congratulations on winning the show! Can't wait to see it, been out of town for a couple of weeks. And thanks for noting my photo in your journal entry. Later......
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Haha I totally forgot you were going to send me something.
I was sooo confused
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oh my
what a wonderful gallery
i would love to see more
more
more
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