[pure-silver] Re: What is a "project"?
- From: anclancy@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 00:56:21 +0000
let's see, i have been working on one project. Spring training. every few years
i go to baseball's spring training camps and make images.
another i call "family affair' photos of a wide variety of events which
families share,
a still life project around one subject, various varieties
a specific city
wall art
does that help?
I think a project is anything you want it to be. why not what you worked on
today.
a selenium project is for me is a testing exercise, altho, one might consider
it a project as when testing 20 different papers to one toner is a big project
(of another kind :)).
regards, ann
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>
> anclancy@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> >i do work within projects; these can go on for years. Some times making
> >images
> is directed at a specific project, but many times i am out and around and
> just
> react to what i am seeing, which may fit in with a project or may not.
> >these are very board themes, except in rare cases and have been known to
> shuffle them around depending on what has been made.
> >
>
> Dear Ann,
>
> Can you please give some examples of "projects"? Is this something like
> Picasso's "blue period", or is it more like "documenting the outhouses
> of North Dakota"? Or perhaps "Figuring Out How Selenium Toner Works"?
>
> Yesterday morning, after two days of dense ice fog here, the sun came
> out. I loaded up a couple of cameras and went out to see if I could
> capture the light dancing in the resultant thick layers of hoarfrost on
> trees, grasses, fences, etc. Is that a "project"?
>
> Sincerely yours,
> Lost and Troubled (or was that "Lots of Trouble"?)
>
>
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