Very nice way to handle architecture shots (and great pictures). I wish
I had seen that before taking pictures of old houses in San Antonio.
Maybe now I'll have enough incentive to keep records of what I take
pictures of. What you did can give a much better feel for a neighborhood
than unconnected pictures. This is probably a good instance of where the
web can display a project better than pictures on a wall. I hope the
inspiration you've provided sticks long enough for me to change my
habits.
-jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: "gries" <gries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 1:44 PM
Subject: [OM] comment welcome
> well, here's a start on the web page for the work i did this semester
in my
> photography class. this represents Part I of III. i still need to
fill in
> the descriptions for the individual images as well as the narrative of
the
> project.
>
> Part II is a collection of streetscapes with people, etc. and Part III
is
> prints from 4x5 negatives that i used for the final exhibition. Parts
I and
> II were done with OM equipment - OM-1, 35 shift & 135 for Part I;
OM-4Ti,
> 28/2 & 85/2 for Part II. Part III was with a Crown Graphic and 135
Optar.
>
> more to come soon...
>
> http://www.nothingrhymeswithorange.com/gries/429/429.htm
>
>
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