Man, if my pictures would be used against me, I could be locked up for life! Hahahaha!
Matty
Yeah. And the judge wouldn't even get to this set, he'd go to almost any of yours and say "throw away the key!"
Matty
Congrats on shooting and stirring things up - that's what photography's about. Not knocking them, but who needs another boring pic of a kid? I've shot them, been paid for them, even my own kids' shots are sometimes bland. This is good.
Haha! Yepp! But I think in the end, I would end up as a free man - no prison it the world would want a guy like me on the inside! "Oh, sorry! We're full - can't take him!"
Thanx Andy! Hehe! Yeah, I guess "stirring things up" is sort of my signature, ey? Well, I guess I always want a reaction of some kind when I post pictures. My goal of course isn't to p*ss people off, but I prefer that before making no impression at all!
Yeah. And the judge wouldn't even get to this set, he'd go to almost any of yours and say "throw away the key!"
Matty
Congrats on shooting and stirring things up - that's what photography's about. Not knocking them, but who needs another boring pic of a kid? I've shot them, been paid for them, even my own kids' shots are sometimes bland. This is good.
Matty, since responding to these images, I have taken the time to look at all of the posts you have started and seen the work you do.
If I become as good as you I will be a happy camper. Your work is all good, thought provoking and inspirational.
Yes, photography should be used to create emotions in the viewer and you have done so in spades with this series of photographs, and other posts as well.
My motive to give you the advise I gave, is from personal experience.
I give no motive for THE MAN (sixties expression) to give it to me.
I too live live in a first world democratic country, but in 1990 myself and 1300 of my Australian colleagues for our views on life and our personnal views of employment where posted on Interpol as political dissidents. (At the time most of us where working and living with our families outside of our native country).
It is all too easy for our own beliefes to be used against us.
I ment no offence, and I hope no offence was taken.
Your work is inspirational, intelegent and thought provoking, and I look forward to seeing more.
I think the shots are great, I have a similar shot of my little one holding a couple of bottles of beer for his first or second St Patrick's day but didn't turn out nearly as well. My wife took them in our basement and we all had a laugh about it.
Ugh!!!
what is wrong with the world today? like the photos or not (I do), these show imagination (as well as bordom ), great use of lighting, composition & DOF.
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Yeah. And the judge wouldn't even get to this set, he'd go to almost any of yours and say "throw away the key!"
Congrats on shooting and stirring things up - that's what photography's about. Not knocking them, but who needs another boring pic of a kid? I've shot them, been paid for them, even my own kids' shots are sometimes bland. This is good.
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I laughed.. lol
Well shot, as usual! Matty, you're a genius!
Haha! Yepp! But I think in the end, I would end up as a free man - no prison it the world would want a guy like me on the inside!
Thanx Andy! Hehe! Yeah, I guess "stirring things up" is sort of my signature, ey? Well, I guess I always want a reaction of some kind when I post pictures. My goal of course isn't to p*ss people off, but I prefer that before making no impression at all!
Matty
If I become as good as you I will be a happy camper. Your work is all good, thought provoking and inspirational.
Yes, photography should be used to create emotions in the viewer and you have done so in spades with this series of photographs, and other posts as well.
My motive to give you the advise I gave, is from personal experience.
I give no motive for THE MAN (sixties expression) to give it to me.
I too live live in a first world democratic country, but in 1990 myself and 1300 of my Australian colleagues for our views on life and our personnal views of employment where posted on Interpol as political dissidents. (At the time most of us where working and living with our families outside of our native country).
It is all too easy for our own beliefes to be used against us.
I ment no offence, and I hope no offence was taken.
Your work is inspirational, intelegent and thought provoking, and I look forward to seeing more.
Prost.
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BTW...in case anyone else was wanting to look back at mattys work, here is my fav.
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your son did a great job!-
what is wrong with the world today? like the photos or not (I do), these show imagination (as well as bordom
Europeans just start drinking at a younger age. It has been like that forever.
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