Conceptual Photography

[tim atherton]

robertdfeinman.com/conceptual_photography.html

:-)

[Donald Brewster]

I am impressed by the lyricism he gets out of his Zone 10 highlights.

[paulr]

I like the frames.

[Paul Butzi]

I think it's an incredibly successful attempt to eff the ineffable.

Ok, maybe not the ineffable. But it's successfully effing something or other. Or maybe it's effing a certain group of people.

But it's successful, isn't it?

[Ken Lee]

No question, this man is a master who marches to the tune of a different drummer while breaking all the moulds that shape the current, future, and past - while the rest of us stare helplessly through an impenetrable glass wall which separates the ordinary from the sublime, the mundane from the immortal, like a chasm over which none can traverse, ineffably vast while at the same time remarkably intimate - like some kind of needle whose eye thorough which no thread can be drawn - like an answer in search of a riddle, like... whatever.

[David G. Gagnon]

Negatives waaaaaayyyyy too thick? Bellows leak? Light meter off by about 14 stops? Just a few guesses; I'm not experienced enough to try to tackle this one confidently. :-)

In his earlier work, it looks like he needed to invest in a level for his camera(s)

DG

[Dean Tomasula]

All I can say is, "WTF is he smoking?"

[John Boeckeler]

I like his style and the way he describes his images. I have a show coming up; maybe he can help me write the wall statement.

[David Luttmann]

Darn fading inkjet prints....... ;-)

[Mike Butler]

Knowing Mr. Feinman's expertise in Photoshop, I can see evidence of unsharp masking, Gaussian blurs, and myriad other manipulations.

These are definitely inkjet prints.