Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/07/16
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Scott,
Again, I could only look at a couple of pages due to my slow download, but
I really like the direction you are taking. The pictures are telling the
story more often now. In your first gallery, I liked the still life of the
family photos. In the second gallery, I liked the tight shot on the
guy--second one down in left hand column--and the sweeping feet shot--last
shot in the right hand column. In general, you are getting more faces and
eyes, and putting a human face on a place. Good shooting. I want to give you
a more thorough critique, but my download times are just way too slow and I'm
way behind looking at PAWs. My wife started a new job this month, and I think
it might be time to look into getting DSL...
Regards,
Michael Gerard
geeman1066@earthlink.net
Scott Squire wrote:
> Dear LUG,
>
> As promised, I've done a big session of uploads to the Photo Galleries
> section of the StreetKid Project website. The new galleries are at the
> following URLs. Peruse at your pleasure. In the next day or so I hope to be
> adding some narrative content to the Diaries section as well.
>
> http://www.scottsquire.net/ssp/folder-3107.html
> http://www.scottsquire.net/ssp/folder-3110.html
> http://www.scottsquire.net/ssp/folder-3111.html
> http://www.scottsquire.net/ssp/folder-3112.html
> http://www.scottsquire.net/ssp/folder-3113.html
> http://www.scottsquire.net/ssp/folder-3115.html
> http://www.scottsquire.net/ssp/folder-3106.html
>
> Details are: about 80% T-Max 3200 (most shot at, and processed for 800 or
> 1600), the rest Fuji CZ800, shot as if black and white (in other words, not
> thinking 'color') and converted in PhotoShop. I like both films, but I'm
> finding I wish I'd invested less heavily in fast film, and had some 400 or
> even 100 films lying around. Oh well.
>
> I'm here to learn, so I'll gratefully accept your thoughtful criticisms.
> These pictures represent sort of the first edit--I'm hoping the feedback
> here will help me to become not just a better photographer, but a better
> editor as well. Comments offlist or on, your choice.
>
> Cheers
> Scott Squire
>
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