Hello!
Journal Entry: Tue Dec 14, 2004, 1:01 PM
Ok, well my last temp job has ended. I miss it. Being away from that job means not being forced into resorting to browsing the internet, and I don't find the motivation to get online as often now. Plus I spent the past week and a half reformatting my computer and getting it back up to speed, now that April has a computer of her own.
While I was backing up all of my files, I stumbled upon some old "work" of mine, and thought I'd post it up for kicks. Some deviations, some scraps - feel free to browse. Nothing too spectacular, as it's mostly old stuff, but I found it amusing nonetheless. Plus, I figured that posting a bunch of stuff would make up for all of the time that I've been away from the site this past month.
Devious Comments
Your sister referred me to you! She is very talented and very nice! You are lucky to have a sis like her!
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I totally get your point about all the erotic photography its a real pain in the ass to wade through- I think the real reason it gets so many favs is because folk like looking at boobs, I've no idea why they just don't go to the hun and be done with it.
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On a side note, I first attempted to browse the Photography -> Portraits section, but I was quickly turned off by the colossal amounts of junk that I found on the top of the lists in there. The masses of distasteful pictures of naked bloody women, and in-your-face amateur images of guys showing off their six packs as they make out, somehow got more favorites than the photographs that actually relied on skill, technique, and style. Don't get me wrong - I can appreciate that a photographer is bold in the same way that I can appreciate some erotic photography if it's done tastefully - but no matter how bold a photographer is, it shouldn't make a difference if they're not talented. The fact that the majority of the top photographs were all the same made it obvious to me that the section which I was looking at received its favorites based on content rather than talent.
That's when I decided to place my hope into this site's Photojournalism section, and I must say that I was very relieved by the talent that I found in there. It was a particularly pleasant surprise when I found your photograph, along with a few others, which I truly loved and found to be brimming with expertise. Yes, you got lucky, and you just so happened to be in the right place at the right time, but there's so much more to the photograph and you, the photographer, than just being lucky. You had the eye to instantly realize the opportunity, the skill quickly exploit it, the technique to create a perfect exposure, and a style which took your natural surroundings and used them to your advantage, all before such a fleeting moment was able to pass by. Basically, good photograph opportunities pass people by every day, and anybody can take a decent picture of them, but it takes the presence of a great photographer to take a good opportunity and enhance it into a perfect photograph simply by being the one behind the shutter. That takes talent, my friend, and your photograph shines with it.
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Photographs don't get much better than that one.
Ooo, scary.
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Let me know when U get a gallery, I will love to see it.
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Of course you can edit or delete your journal (not your comments, but of course the journals). Try again and you will see (unless that's a just member's option). I'll take a look around your gallery.
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(I complain way too much.)
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CHRISTINA!!!! I already devwatched you, and yeah... I guess my sis isn't TOO bad. (Heh, just kidd'n, Amber!) I doubt Justin'd be upset about your sig, lol. Again, someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that it's his original work.
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"DeviantART Basic Subscription = $4.95 USD/month, as low as ¢8/day?"
Uhh... correct me if I'm wrong, but... nuh-uh.
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