...because i'm always drawn to faces that i could look at for years, and not tire of...
*irrelevant question that possibly touches on what i'm getting at:* would you rather be lyle lovett married to julia roberts or julia roberts married to lyle lovett? obviously that is neither here nor there, just sayin'...
in regards to the two frames i have of this threesome: note that both twins have their heads cocked to the right and are looking at the camera. in the other frame, both girls are completely rigid, heads straight...gazing elsewhere.
29 September 2008
24 September 2008
The Pose: She Knows It
Grammercy district schoolgirl. Has read and studied many magazines. Me too but I never thought I was that cute. The squiggly lines on the print are due to "reticulation..." i.e., the assistant who helped me in the darkroom plunged my fresh roll of film into 101 degree water, as opposed to 68 degrees...so imagine you're in a hot tub in tahoe, maybe there are some honeys around, maybe you're feeling steamy...then maybe one of them dares you to jump into the snow 'for fun' or something...and you do...the shock of the freezing snow would reticulate you, too...
Dientes: LOSAIDA
...en una puertica por el barrio LES aka Losaida. I'm feeling groovy about this black and white thing. After a few weeks of school, and sensing that my "digital workflow" must and will be up to par (we are grateful/optimistic about this, too) I found the revisiting of la tierra blanco y negro a necessary trip. Grain, that beautiful, innocent foil to the dog(ma) of digital, is a glorious thing. If I had the time to produce work in b/w, develop, scan negatives, and print work-prints for my classes, I might choose to do just that... And it's not even like my digital jpgs are all perfect, and free of scratch, by the way, not even close...ironically, from what I've seen throughout this orientation-week project, the assistant teachers/graduates, prefer imperfect/blur/fuzz/hip-shots over crisp, clear, well-composed, well-lit images...i wonder about the happy medium.
08 September 2008
Una Muñeca para Katie Woode Goode
PRECIOSA...This young girl's hands are held in a way that many children unknowingly hold them...slightly awkward, moving, and open, as if she were right-handed, but had to brush her teeth or comb her hair with her left...i don't know...like the body's equivalent to the tongue-out during intense moments of concentration (drawing, writing, test-taking). This young one was with her sister and her father, and was scared of heights. There is everything to love about her stance, expression, hair, etc...Her doll-like intensity seems common in children staring at cameras, but also very innocent, and vulnerable...I suppose that's a given...
03 September 2008
The Natural
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