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Posted by: Owen Phairis (66.215.36.195) on June 30, 2003 at 01:07:21

Location: Southern California

In Reply to: what has any of others comments have to posted by chip on June 30, 2003 at 00:29:42:

: do with this post?

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: Maybe im missing something here, but he likes his image. Did I miss something in the past? He is apparently fond of an older style of photography. Nothing wrong with that. To each his own.

: He shoots and shows.

: Now since he didn't ask why all the opinions?

: Not once did I ever hear that you had to like his work, or any works of the so called masters. That is a whole other argument in itself.

: Otherwise, its a image. Might not have to do with Webmodels, but I guess alot doesnt.

: Chip Willis

Thanks.
I thought the relevence was that it was a "portrait", done in a different style that isn't seen that often any more. I think the use of a texture screen may have set them off, it did not reproduce as well as I would have liked. You miss the vibrational qualities that a texture screen introduces when a picture is only 600 pixels high.

Owen Phairis
Big Bear Lake, California

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: : do with this post?

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: : Maybe im missing something here, but he likes his image. Did I miss something in the past? He is apparently fond of an older style of photography. Nothing wrong with that. To each his own.

: : He shoots and shows. 

: : Now since he didn't ask why all the opinions?

: : Not once did I ever hear that you had to like his work, or any works of the so called masters. That is a whole other argument in itself.

: : Otherwise, its a image. Might not have to do with Webmodels, but I guess alot doesnt.

: : Chip Willis

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: Thanks.
: I thought the relevence was that it was a "portrait", done in a different style that isn't seen that often any more.  I think the use of a texture screen may have set them off, it did not reproduce as well as I would have liked. You miss the vibrational qualities that a texture screen introduces when a picture is only 600 pixels high.

: Owen Phairis
: Big Bear Lake, California


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