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Chuck Freeman
{K:13543} 1/17/2006
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I am giving you a seven for following reasons: First, your photo is great. Reminds me of the late HARRY CALLAHAN'S work.
Also, your use of a really great camera and Film.
Thanks for your comment on Forums about Nikon.
Chuck
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Helen Bach
{K:2331} 1/19/2006
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Hi Chuck,
Harry Callahan? He was a strong influence on me. I bought his 'Color 1941 - 1980' when it came out - the first book of photographs I ever paid a serious amount of money for.
Best wishes,
Helen
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Chuck Freeman
{K:13543} 1/19/2006
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I had opportunity to meet Mr. Callahan while he lived in Atlanta. He was in very poor physical shape, and died a few months later.
He was a very quiet "little" man-you would notice or think that he was a great photographer.
And early in my career I met MINOR WHITE, PHILLIPE HALLMAN AND ALFRED EISTAESANT ( spelling?) They are all gone now.
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This is the absolute FIRST TIME that I have ever seen this photo taken in 1975, at Clemson University. |
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Chuck Freeman
{K:13543} 1/19/2006
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I had opportunity to meet Mr. Callahan while he lived in Atlanta. He was in very poor physical shape, and died a few months later.
He was a very quiet "little" man-you would notice or think that he was a great photographer.
And early in my career I met MINOR WHITE, PHILLIPE HALLMAN AND ALFRED EISTAESANT ( spelling?) They are all gone now.
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This is the absolute FIRST TIME that I have ever seen this photo taken in 1975, at Clemson University. |
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Chuck Freeman
{K:13543} 1/19/2006
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I had opportunity to meet Mr. Callahan while he lived in Atlanta. He was in very poor physical shape, and died a few months later.
He was a very quiet "little" man-you would notice or think that he was a great photographer.
And early in my career I met MINOR WHITE, PHILLIPE HALLMAN AND ALFRED EISTAESANT ( spelling?) They are all gone now.
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This is the absolute FIRST TIME that I have ever seen this photo taken in 1975, at Clemson University. |
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