On 5/14/05, UncaMikey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Great, Frank! I really like this.
Thanks, Mikey! <g> The blurriness creates a kind of > abstract quality, yet no one would have any difficulty seeing exactly > what the subject is. Well, that's exactly what I thought when I saw it (I honestly don't remember what -or if- I was thinking when I took it <LOL>). Sort of abstract, but not. Identifiable, more or less. > Your photos make me think, and help me focus (??!!) on the kind of > pictures I want to take. Kind words. > This is also one of the few pictures I really like that does not have a > person in it. I think I can appreciate human-less photos, but they > rarely "hit" me the way pictures with people do. I am not sure what > this means. And, I rarely take human-less photos. Or, rather, I take them, but tend not to show them, as they don't say much to me (so I wouldn't expect them to say much to other people, either). This one's the exception, AFAIK. Thanks again, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
