Some really nice photo work, Carin. You should think about putting together a book of photo essays with some kind of accompanying text. You must have quite a few photographs, I’ll bet there’s enough for a book. (I’m not kidding here).
Thanks! I’ll keep that in mind… I really will. It’s angles though. It may take a while to see the connectedness in things. If there’s even any. (This reminds me of that conversation in C.Town!)
In Ch/Town I think we were talking about a book of pictures and stories about certain geographical borders.
The thing about photographs is the connectedness is there, but not necessarily where you think it is. In a way you have to let the connections find you, rather than the other way around.
You’re right. It’s a kind of alchemy. You take the shots that appeal to you, not looking for anything specific, a collection of what appear to be fragments until ‘the whole’ begins to surface.
It’s like that with art generally though, isn’t it? Certainly with writing.
Thanks again, Steve. I really appreciate the encouragement. I’ll keep ‘snapping’…!
BTW, I removed the ‘possible’ title of the book we talked about [from your comment]. Too good to share. Plus, one mustn’t discount superstition…
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Some really nice photo work, Carin. You should think about putting together a book of photo essays with some kind of accompanying text. You must have quite a few photographs, I’ll bet there’s enough for a book. (I’m not kidding here).
Thanks! I’ll keep that in mind… I really will. It’s angles though. It may take a while to see the connectedness in things. If there’s even any. (This reminds me of that conversation in C.Town!)
Nice indeed! I really like this series.
Thanks Brenda! High praise from a fellow camera pointer. (Or ‘aimer’ as you so humbly describe yourself…)
In Ch/Town I think we were talking about a book of pictures and stories about certain geographical borders.
The thing about photographs is the connectedness is there, but not necessarily where you think it is. In a way you have to let the connections find you, rather than the other way around.
You’re right. It’s a kind of alchemy. You take the shots that appeal to you, not looking for anything specific, a collection of what appear to be fragments until ‘the whole’ begins to surface.
It’s like that with art generally though, isn’t it? Certainly with writing.
Thanks again, Steve. I really appreciate the encouragement. I’ll keep ‘snapping’…!
BTW, I removed the ‘possible’ title of the book we talked about [from your comment]. Too good to share. Plus, one mustn’t discount superstition…