Beautiful pictures
 

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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RG wrote:

http://www.worldviewphoto.net/southwest_movie.html

Very nice although the music seems at odds with the images.

Sort of a Native American/Sedona Vortex/New Age mix thing. Think David
Carradine with his flute, just before he opens a Costco-sized can of
whoop-ass. The sitar in the opening was a bit out of context, but overall,
it worked for me.


Have you ever seen "Two Guys, Four Corners" by Don and Fred Imus?

There are some incredible images in that book.

http://www.amazon.com/Two-Guys-Four-.../dp/0679453075

A good used one goes for about $4 - it's worth it.


I have not seen or heard of it, but I just may order one of the used ones
from Amazon. How far can you go wrong for $4?

Beautiful pictures
 

"RG" wrote in message
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"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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RG wrote:

http://www.worldviewphoto.net/southwest_movie.html

Very nice although the music seems at odds with the images.

Sort of a Native American/Sedona Vortex/New Age mix thing. Think David
Carradine with his flute, just before he opens a Costco-sized can of
whoop-ass. The sitar in the opening was a bit out of context, but
overall, it worked for me.


Have you ever seen "Two Guys, Four Corners" by Don and Fred Imus?

There are some incredible images in that book.

http://www.amazon.com/Two-Guys-Four-.../dp/0679453075

A good used one goes for about $4 - it's worth it.


I have not seen or heard of it, but I just may order one of the used ones
from Amazon. How far can you go wrong for $4?


Don Imus is a serious and very talented photographer. I've got a book with
a collection of his southwest landscapes around here somewhere.

Eisboch

Beautiful pictures
 

On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 00:27:06 GMT, "RG" wrote:


"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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RG wrote:

http://www.worldviewphoto.net/southwest_movie.html

Very nice although the music seems at odds with the images.

Sort of a Native American/Sedona Vortex/New Age mix thing. Think David
Carradine with his flute, just before he opens a Costco-sized can of
whoop-ass. The sitar in the opening was a bit out of context, but overall,
it worked for me.


Have you ever seen "Two Guys, Four Corners" by Don and Fred Imus?

There are some incredible images in that book.

http://www.amazon.com/Two-Guys-Four-.../dp/0679453075

A good used one goes for about $4 - it's worth it.


I have not seen or heard of it, but I just may order one of the used ones
from Amazon. How far can you go wrong for $4?


I'd love to go on one of the workshops, but wouldn't it be a bitch to pay
$1295 and then end up with a cloudy week?
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*****Have a Spectacular Day!*****

John H

Beautiful pictures
 

Eisboch wrote:
"RG" wrote in message
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"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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RG wrote:

http://www.worldviewphoto.net/southwest_movie.html
Very nice although the music seems at odds with the images.
Sort of a Native American/Sedona Vortex/New Age mix thing. Think David
Carradine with his flute, just before he opens a Costco-sized can of
whoop-ass. The sitar in the opening was a bit out of context, but
overall, it worked for me.

Have you ever seen "Two Guys, Four Corners" by Don and Fred Imus?

There are some incredible images in that book.

http://www.amazon.com/Two-Guys-Four-.../dp/0679453075

A good used one goes for about $4 - it's worth it.

I have not seen or heard of it, but I just may order one of the used ones
from Amazon. How far can you go wrong for $4?

Don Imus is a serious and very talented photographer. I've got a book with
a collection of his southwest landscapes around here somewhere.

He's also a very talented artist not something a lot of people know
about because he never mentions it.

I have "Two Guys Four Corners" and it is incredible.

He's also one of the very few photographers who has successfully
recreated "Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico" by Ansel Adams.

Beautiful pictures
 

I'd love to go on one of the workshops, but wouldn't it be a bitch to pay
$1295 and then end up with a cloudy week?
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Sunny weather would be optimal, but I don't think cloudy weather would
necessarily be a total bust. Shooting in overcast skies is just another
skill to be mastered. A buddy of mine and myself are seriously considering
signing up for an upcoming workshop. Considering the workshops run for five
days, and all that they include, it's really not as expensive as it sounds.
In a small-group setting, I'm thinking you could learn more from one of
these guys over five days than you could learn from reading a dozen books.
And have more fun in the process.

Beautiful pictures
 

RG wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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RG wrote:

http://www.worldviewphoto.net/southwest_movie.html
Very nice although the music seems at odds with the images.

Sort of a Native American/Sedona Vortex/New Age mix thing. Think David
Carradine with his flute, just before he opens a Costco-sized can of
whoop-ass. The sitar in the opening was a bit out of context, but overall,
it worked for me.

Have you ever seen "Two Guys, Four Corners" by Don and Fred Imus?

There are some incredible images in that book.

http://www.amazon.com/Two-Guys-Four-.../dp/0679453075

A good used one goes for about $4 - it's worth it.


I have not seen or heard of it, but I just may order one of the used ones
from Amazon. How far can you go wrong for $4?



When we lived in Arizona, my father used to go out in the spring time
just to take photos of the cactus flowers blooming. Somehow them seemed
so out of place with the stark Sonora desert "moonscape" as a backdrop.