2021. Bought a Nikon Z 50
I am especially influenced by the movies of cinematographers Laslo Kovacs, Gregg Toland, James Wong Howe, John A. Alonzo, Conrad Hall, and Dean Semler.
One of my favorite photos is "The Open Door" (1844) by William Henry Fox Talbot. It's a salt paper print: simple, primitive, and yet so striking. Henri Cartier-Bresson's black and whites retain a mystery and beauty unique even today. I've recently discovered the black and white photos of Ruth Orkin, known for "American Girl in Italy."
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Two of my photos appeared on the Los Angeles Times Southern California Moments reader's blog.
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- JoinedSeptember 2010
- OccupationAuthor, Writer, Professor
- HometownSan Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix, New York, Baltimore
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It's obvious that KeenEye sees what she looks at, as she has the ability to make everyday objects and places seem interesting. Her images are fresh and original, with a strong sense of design. Line and shape play a strong role in her work, as does colour. Her photostream shows that she is developing as a photographe… Read more
It's obvious that KeenEye sees what she looks at, as she has the ability to make everyday objects and places seem interesting. Her images are fresh and original, with a strong sense of design. Line and shape play a strong role in her work, as does colour. Her photostream shows that she is developing as a photographer, and I am sure that her work will take her into new areas and that she will find new strengths.
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