http://www.johnrosenthal.com/butfirst.htm

-- Travis koh (teckyy@hotmail.com), March 24, 2002

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Travis, an interesting site. Many of his photographs did little for me, but I enjoyed some. I'm sure others will have a different reaction.

What I really found useful on the site were his writings (the "On Photography" section) about photography. His comments were insightful and enlightening. Also, what he says about "composition" is dead on.

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), March 24, 2002.

Thanks, Travis. This site went right to my favourites. Huge amount of items to study in it . . .

Regards

-Iván

-- Iván Barrientos M (ingenieria@simltda.tie.cl), March 24, 2002.

u r welcome Ivan..

did John.R mention his gears?

-- Travis koh (teckyy@hotmail.com), March 24, 2002.

did John.R mention his gears?

Like most photographers who have gotten past the gear, he didn't.

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), March 24, 2002.

Thanks. Travis. Nice discovery!

-- Patrick (pg@patrickgarner.com), March 24, 2002.

Thanks for the tip Travis - appreciated. Steve

-- Steve Jones (stephenjjones@btopenworld.com), March 24, 2002.

Thanks for letting us in on this site. Looks like he uses very wide lenses, such as the church interior and the girls on the beach. I might have to break down some day and get a 21mm! His insights are profound, in the "On Photography" section.

-- Frank Horn (owlhoot45@hotmail.com), March 24, 2002.

From his site: "One of the ongoing projects of modern art, and probably its most serious, is to tell what it's really like to be living here now - not what it's like on television or in advertisements, not what it's like to be a cohort, but what it's like to be a man or a woman in that unique body that's always living an odd life."

Amen to that.

-- Steven Hupp (shupp@chicagobotanic.org), March 25, 2002.