I really hope all those who taught you all of that, feel honoured with this thrilling images. They should be.
Robert Scoble
· 2 years ago
I'll start with Paul Sakuma. He works for the Associated Press. He gave me his Nikon F2, which I still treasure to this day.
But this really is due to all my teachers, most importantly, Mr. Browning, who was my photo teacher at Prospect High School back in 1982 and 83. Ahh, I still remember that smell of Dektol.
Moksh Juneja
· 2 years ago
Those are some fantastic pictures!!!
John Hightower
· 2 years ago
You've learned some valuable things, and it shows in your photos. Congratulations!
I've created an eBook of the things photography's taught me, about taking pictures and life itself, and put it in my public folder on SkyDrive. If you're in the mood sometime, you can take a look. I'm not Thomas Hawk, but some folks have told me it's worthwhile reading and they enjoy it though they didn't expect to.
Look at this collection - they are a little saturated, but captivating none the less
Leslie Wong
· 2 years ago
That's the thing about great photographers - they "see" things in a different way - different than one normally looks at things and by doing so they extend your own vision.
Tom
· 2 years ago
One of your best posts ever. Great pictures. Looks like you had a helluva walk.
A.Falk
· 2 years ago
Very nice photos!
vinu
· 2 years ago
Hey Scoble ... I relate to all your feelings! and I think this is one of the best post I have read from you in sometime! coming from the heart ;P
Tim
· 2 years ago
Great shots! I would say you have learned well.
Angela
· 2 years ago
I think these are awesome! I love my 5D and flickr too. You've inspired me to try and remember to take more environmental shots. Thanks for sharing yours!
James Chapman
· 2 years ago
What a great post and what fantastic pictures. My son, Adam has recently finished college where he studied Photography and Website Design, he is 21 and has just started as a professional photographer, he uses a Nikon D80 and features on Flickr, he has also designed and created quite a few websites, including his own website, the city's theatre website and of course my website. I will email this post to him, he will be thrilled. Again, thank you for the great post and thank you for helping me to find a way of motivating my son.
Ken
· 2 years ago
Now all you need is a photographer to teach you about lighting and exposure and you're well on your way.
Paul
· 2 years ago
Nice photos Robert - I specifically like the "details", "juxtapositions" and "love" ones.
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But this really is due to all my teachers, most importantly, Mr. Browning, who was my photo teacher at Prospect High School back in 1982 and 83. Ahh, I still remember that smell of Dektol.
I've created an eBook of the things photography's taught me, about taking pictures and life itself, and put it in my public folder on SkyDrive. If you're in the mood sometime, you can take a look. I'm not Thomas Hawk, but some folks have told me it's worthwhile reading and they enjoy it though they didn't expect to.
Here it is if you're interested:
http://cid-98e9b6e7c46e3fbd.skydrive.live.com/s...
Ryan
http://mofata.blogspot.com/
The juxtapositions one especially is beautiful.
Look at this collection - they are a little saturated, but captivating none the less
My son, Adam has recently finished college where he studied Photography and Website Design, he is 21 and has just started as a professional photographer, he uses a Nikon D80 and features on Flickr, he has also designed and created quite a few websites, including his own website, the city's theatre website and of course my website.
I will email this post to him, he will be thrilled.
Again, thank you for the great post and thank you for helping me to find a way of motivating my son.