Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/08/12
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William,
You really sell yourself short here. There may not be a traditional
unifying element in this groupd of photos, but I, for one, am grateful you
worked in color here. There are just gorgeous colors here, and the light is
very nice in a number of these shots. I also get a nice sense of the variety
of architecture here; there are white picket fences, small play yards, and
cultural institutions on a grand scale. I feel like I have some sense for
Toronto already.
Regards,
Michael Gerard
geeman1066@earthlink.net
William Gower wrote:
> My page for the "where we live" project:
>
> http://www3.sympatico.ca/w_gower/home/wherewelive/wherewelive.html
>
> Caveats and disclaimers:
>
> As a traditional photo-essay, this fails miserably. It's not serious in any
> way, shape for form. It's not in a documentary style. I didn't even shoot it
> in B+W (certainly it's the first time I've had any desire to work in colour
> in eons), and it's "landscape" stuff to boot - no SP for the SP fans on the
> list (maybe there's one shot that would qualify as SP).
>
> I will say however, it was a blast to work on. The weather has been
> fantastic for the last few days, perfect for walking about...and a great
> excuse to get out of the house. And it got me out a lull I'd been wading in
> for some time now.
>
> NOTE - optimized for 1024x786 (minimum). The full size images are 400x532 -
> my apologies for those on 56k connections.
>
> Comments on list or off appreciated.
>
> William
>
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