Wednesday, November 23, 2005
About Me
- Name: An Enlightened Fellow
I am one who seeks to understand what it means to be human on this planet. I believe part of the answer is in striving to inspire others toward that goal.
To view a large version of any photo, click on it.
Archives: Photos begin in the February 2005 section. Before that, you'll find stories from Europe.
Useful, interesting, or otherwise meaningful.
- Photo Gallery
- The Lord Chancellor's Blog
- An Organist in Austria
- Sacbuts and Serpents
- Galen Rowell - One of the best
- Macro Art in Nature - Michael Brown
- A Czech Photographer
- "If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it."
- Words are currency. Don't pay with small change.
- Photoblogs of the World
"Travel is fatal to bigotry, prejudice, and narrow-mindedness. Broad, wholesome, and charitable views cannot be acquired by vegetating in one tiny corner of the globe." - Mark Twain
Email: Enlightenedfellow@gmail.com
4 Comments:
I hope my new blog carries less of the negativity:). Your black n' white reminded me of someone and i couldn't quite remember. I remember now Margaret Bourke-white:). what do u think of her photography?
I think she was quite good. I don't think that my black-and-white work is quite worthy to be compared with the stuff that she did. What aspect of mine reminded you of hers?
I wish i had something more profound to say about the comparision i made. But for me, its very simple. the photographs she took made me want to be in the places she photographed and meet the people she met, one in particular that fascinated me was Gandhi's in 1946 before the partition. she seemed to saturate herself with her subject of photography and i think you have that quality too. Then again,its just my opinion:)
Well, thank you for your opinion, I take it as a pretty high compliment.
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