Your body of street work is a fine testament to your skill in photography. I also recognized the love you have for Paris and France. As I reviewed the images in your photo stream. I actually felt that I was in Paris. The nuances of everyday life are so well delineated. I also noticed that you are an art connoisseur… Read more

Your body of street work is a fine testament to your skill in photography. I also recognized the love you have for Paris and France. As I reviewed the images in your photo stream. I actually felt that I was in Paris. The nuances of everyday life are so well delineated. I also noticed that you are an art connoisseur. I to derive most of my limited ability from artworks of others. I have also dreamed about going to the great museums of Paris. Photography is such a solitary thing. Here we are, with a mechanical device in reality between us and our subjects. yet, it also brings us closer to the subjects, forcing us to look deep into all essence of things. All this being done in the split second. No one to help us or guide us in the choices that we make in that split second. Are there very many things that we do in life that don't require compromise. Not many I suspect. So in this way you have revealed yourself and I am fascinated by what I see. I would be remiss if I did not mention the delicate way that you include people in your images. They are so varied. I too, see the world in this way. Using composition to encourage others to consider everyday life something important. I love my city of Atlanta. Although I grew up in New York City and can still call it home. Atlanta is where my heart is. It was obvious to me from your photographs that the people of Paris have a great deal of respect for New York City. Even though, in terms of time. New York City is but a young adolescent. We to, have a great respect for Paris. The pinnacle of style. The topical definition of romance and the last word in art. All of your images are splendid. You are at a stage in which you are pretty comfortable with your skill. Occasionally, you are challenged by the choice of whether a color image or a black-and-white image is the most appropriate. As I am mostly a black-and-white photography. My choice is probably obvious. I feel that black and white is the pure medium for photography. It cannot be matched in this area. The longevity of the image and in the case of film the archive ability of media. Will stand the test of time. After all, that is what we do. We catch the little bits of time with our cameras for the future. Everything changes, and so everything is important. This is what I get from your work, and I admire your persistence . Cordialement Ron