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Old 07-30-2008, 12:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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I've been lurking around here for a little while so I figured it was time to introduce myself. I'm also a member of the large format photography forum but I like the sections on development and processing on apug.

I shot 4x5, medium, and 35mm. My 4x5 is getting more work then my other cameras since I've been into selective focus lately.

I live in san luis obispo where I'm studying computer science at Cal Poly.

I created a website a month ago to show some of my work. Any feedback on images or website is appreciated.
http://www.gregoryflanagan.com
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Old 07-30-2008, 12:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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I love your website - very simple and straightforward, but also well done aesthetically. Unfortunately, the url you posted was concatenated to something else (folks should go to http://www.gregoryflanagan.com). Your abstractions are my favourite and some of them are truly stunning. Selective focus I guess I just don't get so I will leave that for others to comment. In any case, welcome to APUG.
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Don - Thanks for the feedback and the correction on the url!! I hadn't noticed it was corrupted. I've edited my original post to reflect the correct url.
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Welcome, like Don, I love your abstracts, and about the selective focus you put the amster to run in my head.
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Old 07-30-2008, 07:53 PM   #5 (permalink)
 
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Wow. You don't see color field studies from photographers very often. Nice stuff. Welcome to APUG.
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Welcome from the Canadian prairies!
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thanks for the compliments. The color series was shot on a single roll of E100G. The top row were all synthetic - usually painted - objects while the bottom row were organic objects.
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Gregory - welcome to APUG from western Massachusetts. Cool abstracts!

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I would like to divide my work up into several collections. Collection no. 1 currently is used as the default for all my work but I would like to eventually create several more based on concepts. Right now I think about an abstract collection, selective focus collection, and an other. Any ideas, suggestions, or criticisms on how to organize and make this more coherent are appreciated.
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Hi and welcome. I tried to check out your site but, all I see is a black box on a grey background?
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