| pollak · 2009-08-12: 13:14 | |
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Reply ⇔ Marion Davies drinking CocaCola
evocative, poetic - the image and words together. thank you
only dust. that city doesn't exist anymore.my home vanished.all that remains it's the infinite search. the longing.the memories.once you begin the journey there's no way of turning back. forward, forward till you get home :)
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| joahanna · 2009-08-12: 11:36 | |
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Reply ⇔ Morze.
I love your blog!
thanks a lot!
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| tedbarlow · 2009-08-12: 04:45 | |
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I love the ghost of a jellyfish, the intensity and subtlety of this exploration.
Thank you Julia
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| sidewaysglance · 2009-08-11: 20:58 | |
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Reply ⇔ Rushes
rich and joyous
I appreciate your comment.
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| sidewaysglance · 2009-08-11: 20:56 | |
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Reply ⇔ Frustrated
Oh I know that feeling!
I suspect we all do!
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| sandyk · 2009-08-11: 19:38 | |
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Reply ⇔ blue heron
wow - you get CLOSE for these heron portraits. lovely
Thank you for the nice comment :))
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| smbunation · 2009-08-11: 13:43 | |
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Reply ⇔ These Go To Eleven.
I like the narrow DOF, and the spinal tap reference. Did you see spinal tap on john stewart last week? Boy am I glad I don't live with someone who can't throw anything away!
Haha! Yeah... I save everything... No, unfortunately I missed them! I did see them on Conan a while back though.
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| rswhite · 2009-08-11: 12:22 | |
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Reply ⇔ Digital History: Chapter 3
I'm wondering about your blog - certainly a great selection of photos, and your text is very interesting. Since this is a photography website, I would greatly appreciate any information about who took the pictures, since this is a history of photography that you are presenting as well.
Julie, I appreciate the question. I have a couple of purposes for my photoblog. First, it combines two of my great passions, history and vintage photographs. With historical photographs I find a perfect marriage. As you note, these vintage photographs are also an historical record of the art of photography itself. Wherever possible the artist (and I consider photography an art form at the level of these photos) is given credit. That's important to me even though all of these photos are in the public domain. By giving credit to the artist it stimulates further interest in their work and the work of other photographers. But in many cases the origins of these photos are unknown, i.e. who took the pictures. Regardless, I would like to think my photoblog is a celebration of history, America and the beautiful art of photography. I hope this answers your inquiry. Regards, RSW/
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| shanofm · 2009-08-11: 11:19 | |
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Reply ⇔ Are you ready for a Fight?
I am enjoying your blog
Happy to know that Julia......Thanks...
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| shanofm · 2009-08-11: 10:43 | |
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Reply ⇔ Paradise on Earth
what colour! fantastic
Thank you Julia.....
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