Re: some new imagery; feedback

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• Subject: Re: some new imagery; feedback
• From: Gregory Parkinson <glp@panix.com>
• Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 07:53:32 -0400
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At 9:18 AM +0100 10/11/00, Rod Fleming wrote:
>[....]



>I have not used IR for a long time, but there is a Canadian photog by the
>name of Eric Boutillier-Brown who has used it quite effectively. I think you
>should take a look at his work. Here's a URL
>
>http://ebb.ns.ca/landscape/lustoris/index.htm
>
>I think you will agree that his compositions are simple, tight and
>uncluttered and he uses the unique character of IR film  to strong, though
>subtle, effect.

I agree, I think they're gorgeous.  Not everyone may agree
with me but I think this is a good use of the naked body (and there's
even a naked man!) that doesn't set off my "trite" alarms.

Greg

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  • Re: some new imagery; feedback
    • From: Rod Fleming <rodfleming@sol.co.uk>

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