..headed by Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Minister of Finance of Dubai.This delegation was on hand for the opening of Dubai International Horse Fair where I happen to have some prints on the wall. A fascinating new world for me here in the Emirates.
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Pastel pencils, watercolors? If this were a narrative moment or sign, a verb or an adjective I have no idea what it would be. But to me has something very analogous to those horses of Divided Soul. Kind of Pictoric, all in suspense, arrested tension, like a complete pause sensation but a pause not in the pace of the events, just a perception of it, that pause feeling you might have on the recognition of a point as a turning point
That my friend it’s an awesome photo!
thumbs up!!!
A sea of soft cotton. Delightful.
David, you should see if you can hitch a ride with Sheikh Maktoum from there to here in Kentucky. Keeneland racing is starting up the first week in April. Owning a large farm and throughbred operation here, he is usually in town for it and arrives in two 747 jumbo jets (one for him and his family and associates, and one for the horses).
Great shot, the movement and feel remind me of soaps suds party.
ALL
again, my apologies for not being here in the comments section…by surprise , i am shooting around the clock..have not slept since my arrival….thought i was only here to show my prints, yet now am totally fascinated by Dubai and doing as much as i can while i can….things will ease up a bit after this weekend and i can come back here to participate a bit…
stay tuned,,,
cheers, david
I agree with all comments. David, your last photos are awsome!
I keep hearing the new Fuji X100S is rather brilliant. It seems the developers have managed fix most of the negative points on the earlier version…
Once again, it is Satuday, the seventh day, the day I am free to drop into Burn, roam around, make comments and such, so I say “hi.”
As to the photo above, I join in the rote but true praise.
It is awesome.
Who can know where comments and links are supposed to go nowadays :))
so i guess here is as good as any.
Took the cameras out of mothballs finally and shot at a funky rock and roll party.
FILM IS NOT DEAD IT JUST SMELLS FUNNY.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29165128@N03/sets/72157633071567604/show/
John, I always just head for wherever the most recent comments are appearing here in road trips…
Nice shots. Looks like an interesting event.
I like the old school feel in 2, 3, and 15 especially.
John, good thing you posted your link on Saturday, my Burn day. Strong stuff, classic John Gladdy. I hope you are feeling well.
John Gladdy…
Happy to see at last some new work from you. Strong stuff.
Yes film isn’t dead. I went to the beach on Friday with my new Samsung S3 phone camera with Instagram and my Fuji 6×7 rangefinder and happily shot away with both cameras. Met a 17 year old kid who I noticed was taking pictures of his friends with a film camera. Said he didn’t need the immediacy of digital and film was the “Real thing”.
John it is great to see that grit back into your images some impressive singles there’
Paul nothing a good conversation beats a film image anyday
Really nice work, John.
Speaking of gigs…. Just got home from seeing Neil Young; amazing show!!! And; a few pics from a punk a few weeks ago.
https://picasaweb.google.com/115095641233118226708/Gig?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCKqfq4TVye61gwE&feat=directlink
Ross the Official delegation.. should go to one of those gigs
Neil Young???
Dope !!!!!
Pretty cool Roger Ballen interview:
http://www.aphotoeditor.com/2013/03/20/roger-ballen-interview/
I just found FOUND
Oh, Nice find on FOUND, Carlo (bad pun intended).
Andrew,
I get ya! ;-)
Not new, but still good:
Roger Ballen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfmiYG0FZ5k
Joseph Koudelka: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1cwu5HYUp0
Elliot Erwitt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJjlou-dUYo
Two more:
Nan Goldin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwDUWJAACqY
Diane Arbus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_0sQI90kYI
Hi all – want to make sure you catch this. DAH talks about his first photobook Tell it Like it is: https://vimeo.com/channels/developphoto/63803891
and yes, lovely photo above!