May 2011
33 posts
“I know what I want in photography: visually challenging images that provide me with a new experience each time I revisit them.”
—Noah Beil
OMG Why wasn't I following you? How long have you been following me, oh man! I'm so sorry :S Anyhow, the good thing is that you messaged me and I could find out! I'll add you to the list in a couple of mins ok? Hope you keep enjoying my page as I'm gonna enjoy yours now on.
Take care!
Regards
Alejandro
Heh, I can’t remember, but I might have been following you since December ;)
Glad you like my stuff though!
“You don’t learn anything from repeating what you know.”
—Garry Winogrand
Last night I dreamt I had a day off work and had decided to rent an 8x10 camera. I went to the college to ask my old darkroom teacher if I could develop the film in my tank, even though I knew I needed a different one. They had all these acetate calibration grids on the walls but I decided I could ignore them.
Hey! Thanks for the support, there will be alot more new things in the future, stay tuned! Your stuff is cool too, follow, period...
Word from Bulgaria!
Thanks back!
“What’s more important? Fine art legitimacy or connecting with people who find value in your work and appreciate it?”
—Getting Drunk at Photography’s Funeral, by Bryan Formhals
The problem with setting up a not particularly lightproof (or lightproofable) darkroom this close to the summer solstice is that for the next couple of months I have to wait until 9 or 10pm to do anything…
“It was once the vogue for artists to give poetic titles to their pictures, even a line or two of verse; the picture might lack feeling but the title made sure of the sentiment. Literary aids to painting are out of fashion now, because any artist worthy of the name trusts his medium to express all that is in his mind.”
—Charles Simpson, “Composition for Photographers”
