[FairfieldLife] Re: Definitely Not For Buck
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Thanks Ann. Looks like Dennis and I have some shared passions. My favorite is the woman Christ. That one is deep. Thanks for taking a look, Curtis. You have a passion so I figured you would enjoy seeing the result of someone else's enthusiastic pursuit of his craft. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : More for Mac or Curtis or for those who enjoy photography, which is a kind of art. There are some good ones here, some mediocre but for a guy who simply dabbles and is self-taught and who uses non-professionals my husband has done some nice work. Dennis just photographs in a studio he built above the barn so his work is very home grown. While the horses munch hay below he is snapping away. It is his passion. Isn't it great to have a passion? http://dennisbater.com/ http://dennisbater.com/
[FairfieldLife] Re: Definitely Not For Buck
Thanks Ann. Looks like Dennis and I have some shared passions. My favorite is the woman Christ. That one is deep. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : More for Mac or Curtis or for those who enjoy photography, which is a kind of art. There are some good ones here, some mediocre but for a guy who simply dabbles and is self-taught and who uses non-professionals my husband has done some nice work. Dennis just photographs in a studio he built above the barn so his work is very home grown. While the horses munch hay below he is snapping away. It is his passion. Isn't it great to have a passion? http://dennisbater.com/ http://dennisbater.com/
[FairfieldLife] Re: Definitely Not For Buck
That is funny - Yes, there is a subtle European influence I see in the pictures (and all of Canada), that is clearly not present here in the US. On the other hand, you, from a European perspective, will see, the American 'look', in a more pronounced way. Thanks for pointing that out. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Funny that for a non-american the look very american. He obviously is enjoying his passion and has a firm grip on lightening - I particularily liked the deliberately overexposed ones :-) ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Thank you for sharing this! Something I enjoyed was the subtle differences in the models' features, expressions and looks, that indicate they are not US American. I also liked seeing a large amount of his work. Yes, passion, such a wonderful momentum it creates. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : More for Mac or Curtis or for those who enjoy photography, which is a kind of art. There are some good ones here, some mediocre but for a guy who simply dabbles and is self-taught and who uses non-professionals my husband has done some nice work. Dennis just photographs in a studio he built above the barn so his work is very home grown. While the horses munch hay below he is snapping away. It is his passion. Isn't it great to have a passion? http://dennisbater.com/ http://dennisbater.com/
[FairfieldLife] Re: Definitely Not For Buck
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Funny that for a non-american the look very american. He obviously is enjoying his passion and has a firm grip on lightening - I particularily liked the deliberately overexposed ones :-) Canadians look just like Americans! Imagine. Thanks for having a look Nabby. The overexposed ones are called high key and are produced by combining very strong lighting (soft boxes and reflectors and strobes) with opening the camera aperture wider. He can also play afterwards in photoshop with the image to increase the effect. But I think you might know that as you are a photographer yourself?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Definitely Not For Buck
Funny that for a non-american the look very american. He obviously is enjoying his passion and has a firm grip on lightening - I particularily liked the deliberately overexposed ones :-) ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Thank you for sharing this! Something I enjoyed was the subtle differences in the models' features, expressions and looks, that indicate they are not US American. I also liked seeing a large amount of his work. Yes, passion, such a wonderful momentum it creates. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : More for Mac or Curtis or for those who enjoy photography, which is a kind of art. There are some good ones here, some mediocre but for a guy who simply dabbles and is self-taught and who uses non-professionals my husband has done some nice work. Dennis just photographs in a studio he built above the barn so his work is very home grown. While the horses munch hay below he is snapping away. It is his passion. Isn't it great to have a passion? http://dennisbater.com/ http://dennisbater.com/
[FairfieldLife] Re: Definitely Not For Buck
Thank you for sharing this! Something I enjoyed was the subtle differences in the models' features, expressions and looks, that indicate they are not US American. I also liked seeing a large amount of his work. Yes, passion, such a wonderful momentum it creates. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : More for Mac or Curtis or for those who enjoy photography, which is a kind of art. There are some good ones here, some mediocre but for a guy who simply dabbles and is self-taught and who uses non-professionals my husband has done some nice work. Dennis just photographs in a studio he built above the barn so his work is very home grown. While the horses munch hay below he is snapping away. It is his passion. Isn't it great to have a passion? http://dennisbater.com/ http://dennisbater.com/
