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Study, PyrΓ©nΓ©es, France, August 9, 1990 - #921Order an original print
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I love your gallery. The repeated square format works really well. There's something very elemental about your work. To me, it looks like the world seen through the eyes of a ghost.
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A ghost? Interesting, can you explain more?
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It's just a feeling I had - unusual eye views, the moving water (or silent haunted water) and distorted skies, lonely empty places. There's a very singular feel to your work. Some of it disturbs, without being actually disturbing. Maybe 'brooding' is a better description.
But what I mean is a compliment. It's a little mixed up wth other thoughts I am having, but I felt something from your images.
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Thank you very much for your appreciation and detailed comments
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j'aime beaucoup, mais grrr pour le copyright ...
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You make landscapes so interesting. Is this taken through a window or are those marks from developing?
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My guess is developing, though I don't have much experience developing, so am not sure how you'd get that kind of pattern, though I really don't see how a reflection would look like this. So-yes-I'm puzzled, confounded and any other synonymous word.
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Oh so lovely. I want this one, Just remind me one day when i have the money.
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I like how it's not so refined. My mother has a photo album of hers from the 70's and a few photos are like this. I've seen views like this several times, it's very peaceful. Good shot.
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Thank you very much for your appreciation and comment
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i need to forget too (nothing to do with you work of couse lol)...nice work
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Hope you will. Thank you, btw
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this one has a nice organic, unfinished feel that you don't normally achieved with your very beautiful, polished methodoligy. i like it.
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