On 4/20/05, Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for the kind words, Frank. Glad you liked it ... ;-))
Yer welcome, Shel. I just wanted to comment on something you said in another post on this thread: "I have a hard time with color, so the colors generally have to stand out in some manner for me to see them. Strange isn't it - I get some compliments on my color work and it's a result of my not being able to see color very well" You know, that makes so much sense, because your colour work really has colours that "pop out" - often, as in this photo, it's vivid colour against a bland or dark background. Interesting that your preponderance of b&w work should contribute to your "colour style", which I find to be most refreshing and unique. OTOH, although I too, work mostly in B&W, I don't see the same thing happening with the bit of colour work I do; it seems pretty ordinary to me. Interesting... cheers, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
