Chad, with Desmond half-visible in the background.
posted by Grover at 2/21/2006 12:06:00 PM
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
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4 Comments:
I absolutely LOVE your photography skills but I have to say, your pool hall shots are my favorites. You really know how to photograph people and moods, Andy.
Ever thought about concentrating on taking pictures of the human condition? Just wondering. :)
Oh, and hi!
Yes, I love photographing people and their emotions... unfortunately I really don't have many chances for it, hence so many pictures of myself.
I like to think of it as artistic masturbation.
Also, the vast majority of my photos nowadays are for school projects, which I usually am shooting frantically to fulfill. I was here only because neither Chad nor Desmond drive, and they asked if I would take them to Jesters.
If lending yourself to friends gives way to shots like these then go out more! Seriously, you have a talent photographing mood with people without faces.
That's rare. And you're gifted. Run with it. Just from this wannabe to a fan. :)
I don't know what to say... thank you. A thousand times over. :-)
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