..as I just noticed an auction on photographs, including some really nice Horst P Horst images....
http://www.artfact.com/auction-lot/h...6-c-f58c5fcb67
just the first one pictures...
but a starting price of 10.000$; I have to pass.
..as I just noticed an auction on photographs, including some really nice Horst P Horst images....
http://www.artfact.com/auction-lot/h...6-c-f58c5fcb67
just the first one pictures...
but a starting price of 10.000$; I have to pass.
But you are rich. You have a camera and film. Now go get a babe, set her up, and make some photographs!
Originally Posted by Brian C. Miller
But you are rich. You have a camera and film. Now go get a babe, set her up, and make some photographs!
Correction: I have LOTS of cameras - LOTS of babes; I make photographes.....
I'm just lusting for Horst images
can't take it with ya either
Well - I plan to be buryed together with my 6+ Gandolfi cameras - then I hope somebody will dig me out in about 2000 years and think it is something cultish....
I have LOTS of cameras - LOTS of babes; I make photographes.....
So Emil you must be a lucky man, with all thad hot Danish babes;--)))
Gandolfi the Tollund man from Denmark! If they find you in 2000 years, they'll think you were buried with (gandolfi) TV sets, and maybe one could make light-tight bellows out of your cured skin...
But in 2000 years, lots of things can happen!
I want a print by Emil Schildt more than I want a print by Horst....
that's the nicest thing anyone have said to me in a long time!
PM me your adress, and I'd be happy to oblige!
Well there's something I really value/treasure in old prints, done by people with or without names. They have something remarkably beautiful about them...paper/chemicals/how things were done/etc. I can definitely understand why one would want something classical like the artist you enjoy that has nicely simple and eloquent portrait work.
This said, I'm with Ash on this one. I find your images to have an artform that far exceeds 99% of the people out there. I would personally take one of your images because it is an expression of today's artform in a way that is really astonishing. It's abstract without going excessively overboard.
Do I get a print as well? Ok. I'll leave it to the fortunate Ash on this one, though I'd gladly oblige to accept one of your prints that I know will take the cake with anything I have around here by myself and other photographers that I have had fortunance to receive work from.
Keep up the fine art and do things as you envision. In the end, a photograph is an admirable treasure when it is a print in the hand that can go into a place that will preserve an protect it for as long as is possible!
Cheers!
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