Re: new gums

[david drake <daviddrakephoto@sympatico.ca>]

Christina, I am also enjoying this series very much. Daughter Father  
is a fascinating image! The daughter's face emerging from between  
those enormous leaves and the father looking on with a smirk and the  
yellow hair!  You've created a  world somewhere between nostalgic  
reality and a comic book.

-david

On 12-Nov-08, at 2:40 PM, Laura Valentino wrote:

> These are awesome, Christina! I really like the technique, it's  
> really fresh, and the images are great too. My family's photos  
> consist mostly of the kids lined up in our fresh, crisp Easter  
> clothes, girls with their hair pin-curled, squinting into the sun  
> and frowning. We probably have one like that for every year. Other  
> series include the pajama messy hair Christmas morning photos and  
> the puffed-cheek blowing out the birthday candles photos. And of  
> course the dreaded school portraits.
>
> I'd love to see your prints in person.
>
> Laura
>
> Christina Z. Anderson wrote:
> > (Sounds like I had mouth surgery)
> > Dear All,
> > I have added a few new Family of Origin images to my website if you  
> > want to
> > take a look.  Campy, kitschy, messy, moldy, melty, scrapey, brush  
> > strokey.
> > Very imperfect. But it's my new wavelength for some unknown reason.  
> > Perhaps
> > a familial catharsis.
> > http://christinazanderson.com/tfolio.cfm?nK=5571&nS=12&nL=1
> > __________________
> > Christina Z. Anderson
> > http://christinaZanderson.com/
> > __________________
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