Our very own Rob Appleby is being featured this month (again) at Digitaljournalist.org:

City of Crows

-- Anon Terry (anonht@yahoo.com), April 07, 2002

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Jammy git!

Nice one Rob. Book in the pipeline? the McCurry one sold pretty well. Have your Indian shots started paying yet? Great work as always

B http://www.briandavidstevens.com

-- brian (brian@briandavidstevens.com), April 07, 2002.

Those are some fantastic web sites. Great job to both of you, you deserve hero icons!

-- Matthew Geddert (geddert@yahoo.com), April 07, 2002.

Beautiful work, Rob! Vibrant vibrant colors.

-- Patrick (pg@patrickgarner.com), April 07, 2002.

Old hat, I fear. Nothing new for frequenters of this list. BTW, Brian, I looked for you in vain in Jerusalem, where were you?

-- rob (rob@robertappleby.com), April 07, 2002.

a work like this would add lot to NG photo essays.GOOD work tocayo.

-- r watson (al1231234@hotmail.com), April 07, 2002.

My fav type of photography,enjoyed looking at some of your work,would like to see more.

-- Allen Herbert (allen1@btinternet.com), April 08, 2002.

Truly excellent. The photos and text were quite compelling. I spent far more time that I should have going through the entire article.

-- Mike Dixon (mike@mikedixonphotography.com), April 08, 2002.

These are moving images. What type of equipment does Rob use?

-- David Enzel (dhenzel@vei.net), April 08, 2002.

M6´s, and 24 and 35lux asph´s.

-- r watson (al1231234@hotmail.com), April 08, 2002.

Just standard work from Robert. He has a unique way of seeing tings and a distinctive style that can't go unadmired. Inspiring work.

-- Kristian (leicashot@hotmail.com), April 09, 2002.

Mainly underexposed snaps IMO.

By I'd guess standards differ.

-- Travis (teckyy@hotmail.com), April 14, 2002.