Another thoughtful and heartfelt post, illustrated to perfection; that silvery, ice-burdened tree brings Roxy Paine to mind...
—Thank you, Noah, belatedly, for all you do and have done - for me, a fellow life-long photographer; for us; and for photography-writ-large. And all by doing it, unselfishly, for yourself... which brings André Kertész to mind....
Beautiful shots, but how on earth were you able to walk around on that slippery ice?
Watch how Noah walks with ease on slippery ice here: https://youtu.be/24CHuDPQOz0?si=OoGOTFvFhrfiHCn8
Another thoughtful and heartfelt post, illustrated to perfection; that silvery, ice-burdened tree brings Roxy Paine to mind...
—Thank you, Noah, belatedly, for all you do and have done - for me, a fellow life-long photographer; for us; and for photography-writ-large. And all by doing it, unselfishly, for yourself... which brings André Kertész to mind....
With best wishes, David
Thank you, David.
Lovely photos.
Of note: Ang Lee's movie was based on a novel by Rick Moody, who grew up in Connecticut.
This is great! Thanks for sharing.
Great photos and really thoughtful commentary with interesting connections and ties to the here and now. Nice work.
As much as I hate ice storms, I loved these pictures. Mesmerizing.
Love that movie, and these shots