Monthly Update

[Steve Sherman]

Greetings,

This month is devoted entirely to the Hartford City Hall. http://www.steve-sherman.com/tech_notes.cfm Several new images are included this month.

On April 11th Kirk Gittings will lead a group of Large Format photographers in a hands on opportunity for all registered photographers.

There is still room in this portion of the New England Large Format Photography Collective weekend from Aril 8-11, 2010.

Email or PM me for details on how to participate.

[ari velazco]

As usual, great work Steve.

[brian mcweeney]

Beautiful images Steve. Thanks for sharing some insight on how you achieved these.

[Monty McCutchen]

Steve

That whole series is beautifully seen

Monty

[al olson]

Outstanding images, Steve.

I appreciated your descriptive commentary.

Nicely done site as well.

[Kirk Gittings]

Stunning work Steve. You should be an architectural photographer!........I'm looking forward to the workshop. I assume you will be there as you know the building so well. Your expertise would be very welcome.

[ASRafferty]

If you're going to be in town long enough, Kirk, make sure someone gets you to Avon Old Farms Inn...it's one of the oldest restaurants in the country, and if it's as good as it was when I was in grad school in Hartford, you'll love it. And close by and of architectural interest is the Heublein Tower (http://avonoldfarmsinn.com/sitex/?page_id=64) Between the Tower and the Inn itself, I'd bring a camera if you have one. :)

[Alex Wei]

Great work, Steve.

[Steve Sherman]

Thanks for all the great comments.

There is still space available to shoot on Sunday morning April 11th at Hartford City Hall.

Kirk Gittings, life long architectural photographer from Albuquerque New Mexico will share his interpretation and expertise on how to make Large Format photographs in Hartford City Hall.

For more info on attending Sunday morning send me a PM

Cheers

[Terry Hayden]

Steve,

Wonderful images.

About the only thing I miss about not living back there anymore
is that sort of architecture.

Regards,
Terry
www.terryhayden.com