Seth Colter Walls - Journalist, Man Of Two Worlds / Studio Roof September 17, 2007
it's the funniest thing. i always look at the picture and think: "there's something about this persone that i can't put my finger on...". then i read the description and it hits me: "dead on, that's it!"
especially in this case... 'man of two worlds'... still laughing! - samsplanet Ah, the classic Polaroid frame... showing the detractors that you are also a man of two worlds - the film, and the digital.
Love it. Fabulous shot, fabulous contrast, fabulous background, textures, everything.
And that expression. What is he thinking, he thinks... or do we think?
Nice. - Dan (the original one) - http://studyhumannature.blogspot.com/ Wonderful idea!
Hi.
Augusta, from Italy - augusta - http://l8butnottol8.splinder.com completely agree with Dan - the contrast and textures on this are wonderful. and his expression made me chuckle. is one of his worlds 'England c. 1930'? - Andrea - www.andreamann.com now this is just brilliant. how i love a good polaroid. - carolina how strong. - Mary Walls against the wall. The bricks make it seem almost religious, as if he is crucified against them; the top edge of the polaroid a line of angels (or washing line of clothes... or demons). Are the two worlds Heaven and Hell? - Simon smokin - nuno If it wasn't for the modern look of his suit and the tie, I would think this pic was taken decades ago. Very nice! - Ela Everything about this shot speaks of two worlds - the uploading of a Polaroid; the suit & the bricks; the tie & the furrowed brow. A great collaboration. - AL Brilliant. - James well helloooooo.....that's a very nice how do you do.... - story - prettylittlemess.wordpress.com I am a photographer and former student of Professor Doyle Walls--he gave me this link to view his accomplished son--I am stunned by the quality of this photos. I am most envious. Exceptional. - Jessica
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- samsplanet
Ah, the classic Polaroid frame... showing the detractors that you are also a man of two worlds - the film, and the digital. Love it. Fabulous shot, fabulous contrast, fabulous background, textures, everything. And that expression. What is he thinking, he thinks... or do we think? Nice.
- Dan (the original one) - http://studyhumannature.blogspot.com/
Wonderful idea! Hi. Augusta, from Italy
- augusta - http://l8butnottol8.splinder.com
completely agree with Dan - the contrast and textures on this are wonderful. and his expression made me chuckle. is one of his worlds 'England c. 1930'?
- Andrea - www.andreamann.com
now this is just brilliant. how i love a good polaroid.
- carolina
how strong.
- Mary
Walls against the wall. The bricks make it seem almost religious, as if he is crucified against them; the top edge of the polaroid a line of angels (or washing line of clothes... or demons). Are the two worlds Heaven and Hell?
- Simon
smokin
- nuno
If it wasn't for the modern look of his suit and the tie, I would think this pic was taken decades ago. Very nice!
- Ela
Everything about this shot speaks of two worlds - the uploading of a Polaroid; the suit & the bricks; the tie & the furrowed brow. A great collaboration.
- AL
Brilliant.
- James
well helloooooo.....that's a very nice how do you do....
- story - prettylittlemess.wordpress.com
I am a photographer and former student of Professor Doyle Walls--he gave me this link to view his accomplished son--I am stunned by the quality of this photos. I am most envious. Exceptional.
- Jessica