From a compositional standpoint, I like yours better, (sorry Marnie).
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Marnie's windmills - another take on the same subject.
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> http://home.earthlink.net/~pdml-pics/silos.html
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It seemed that putting the silos in a greater context might be helpful to
understanding Marnie's shot a little more better. Thanks for looking and
for your comment.
Shel
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> From: P. J. Alling
> From a compositional standpoint, I like yours better, (sorry Marnie).
>
> Shel
In a message dated 3/20/2007 2:38:21 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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It seemed that putting the silos in a greater context might be helpful to
understanding Marnie's shot a little more better. Thanks for looking and
for your comment.
Shel
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Yeah, I had to lean ov
On Mar 20, 2007, at 6:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> It seemed that putting the silos in a greater context might be
>> helpful to
>> understanding Marnie's shot a little more better. Thanks for
>> looking and
>> for your comment.
>
> Yeah, I had to lean over the fence to get them alo
I liked Marnie's pic better, but I cropped your picture a bit to get rid
of the foreground. How about this?
http://www.dewindvanvoorne.nl/fotoalbum/silos5452rev.jpg
Henk
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I don't care for it at all. Much prefer the foreground and background to
provide some context.. I can't help thinking that you're being sarcastic
since the result of your crop looks very much like Marnie's photo. I guess
you really like her photo.
Now, since you've directly compared Marnie's
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> I don't care for it at all. Much prefer the foreground and
> background to provide some context.. I can't help thinking
> that you're being sarcastic since the result of your crop
> looks very much like Marn
I wasn't interested or trying to photograph a nice landscape. I wanted to
catch the flavor of the corporation yard and document what was there in as
pleasant a manner as possible. There are enough better landscapes in the
Napa area than the one seen in the background of this facility. Perhaps
I'
If we only had one of such distant views in my country..
Henk
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> Where are you located? Netherlands?
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> I'll admit that we're blessed here in Northern California,
> and the Western US, with some magni
Nice. It reminds me of some scenes we have right here in San Francisco -
http://preview.tinyurl.com/2gp2ov
Shel
> [Original Message]
> From: Henk Terhell
> Indeed in the Netherlands. Very flat, but we got some real windmills :)
> See
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> http://www.dewindvanvoorne.nl/fotoalbum/Sceneries/slide
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> Nice. It reminds me of some scenes we have right here
Hi,
The Dutch Windmill (as it's affectionately called) was built in 1902 and
was designed to pump irrigation water to a nearby reservoir. The windmill
had fallen into disrepair until funds were raised and it was restored in
1981. No longer needed for irrigation, the windmill stands as a remembranc
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> Subject: RE: PESO - Windmills of the Mind
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>
> Hi,
>
> The Dutch Windmill (as it's affectionately called) was built
> in 1902 and was designed to pump irrigation water to a nearby
> reservoir. The windmill had fallen into
Shel, indeed your approach is more hmm to the point than Marnie's. No
offense, Marnie...
However I failed to see the connection between the picture and the
title. I liked the picture though.
Boris
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Marnie's windmills - another take on the same subject.
>
> istDS with K
In a message dated 3/23/2007 10:49:52 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Shel, indeed your approach is more hmm to the point than Marnie's. No
offense, Marnie...
However I failed to see the connection between the picture and the
title. I liked the picture though.
Boris
I really like this shot, Shel
Boris - "windmills of the mind" is a line from a song which was used in
the movie "The Thomas Crown Affair"
(the first time around) which elicits concepts and images for those of
us who have seent eh movie and
know the song
But also it is the very fact that they a
In addition, Marnie first thought they were windmills, which they were but
only in _her_ mind.
Glad you liked the shot, Ann, and thanks for jumping in and saving me from
additional typing
http://home.earthlink.net/~pdml-pics/silos.html
Shel
> [Original Message]
> From: ann sanfedele <[EMAIL P
Hi!
ann sanfedele wrote:
> I really like this shot, Shel
>
> Boris - "windmills of the mind" is a line from a song which was used in
> the movie "The Thomas Crown Affair"
> (the first time around) which elicits concepts and images for those of
> us who have seent eh movie and
> know the song
>
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