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Hakan Aker
{K:14146} 10/23/2003
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Excellent shot...i dont think she can be as susccesful as you are in photography:)
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Marcos Duarte
{K:15219} 10/23/2003
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Belissima composiçao , as cores e o efeito estao otimos.
Parabens
Marcos
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Amancio Couto
{K:15720} 10/23/2003
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Wonderful work!...congrats Carol!
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Richard Marriner
{K:6657} 10/23/2003
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Equally frustrating for her to precede a high achieving younger sister! Very well done (again).
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In Transit
{K:29376} 10/23/2003
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She says...
"I'm Not Her...and a follower"
Maybe seeing direction
Well nauturally...
She is...
A Lost Canuck In Texas...
The capture and creation is rather interesting and effective...
and probably more than the elder one...
How she turns and yet her eyes remain behind...
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Steve Dunn
{K:789} 10/23/2003
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very creative, how to go, you have really evolved ....can you put the figures in reverse order? all the best , Steve
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ppdix
{K:17069} 10/23/2003
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Great stuff Carol. Both of you are gorgeous and the fx are awesome.
Cheers
ppdix
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E.J. Billy Kim
{K:745} 10/23/2003
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It is you,isn't it. You had me going there for second!
Niice...!!!!
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:179484} 10/24/2003
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fantastic work.. self-portrait??
nice composition and final effect!!!
congrat roberto
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Karen Siebert
{K:12076} 10/24/2003
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Wow - Carol this is great and so true. Very nicely done.
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Craig Garland
{K:27077} 10/24/2003
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Beautiful, dreamy sort of surreal picture, and nice PS work. I think the dappled light holds it all together. Is your sister a talented photographer like you are? Just curious. Nice work. Cheers. Craig
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peta jones
{K:12612} 10/25/2003
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Carol I have this one in reverse.:) Excellently portrayed. I agree with Craig about the dappled light, lovely work.
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Jim McNitt
{K:11246} 11/2/2003
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Hi Carol:
I retract my "Daughter of the Wind" comment. After this image, it's going to take years of remedial therapy. You've created a GREAT image though. The shadow-play pattern really stitches it all together -- a surefire book jacket or lead photo.
If you want dancing skeletons -- or people, porpoises, dogs or horses, for that matter -- check out Poser 5. Careful, it's hightly addictive.
Regarding travel writing/photography: I did it for a couple of years and from what I've seen of your skills, you'd have no problem getting a proverbial foot in the door. The bad news is that even at national magazines like T&L, the page rate barely covers your bar tab. So, it helps if you don't drink. As a photographer/writer, at least, you get to double dip on the paychecks. The benefit for the travel impaired is that you sleep, eat and often fly for free -- and usually get the red carpet as well.
Best,
Jim
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Katia Cutrone
{K:12940} 12/3/2003
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I like your story and the way you used the double exposure, your works are very creative, compliments.
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Jim Loy
{K:23896} 2/3/2004
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Carol, I don't know where to start first. Hmmm...ok...great autobiography...and ya spelled all the big words correctly! I do so like a sharp woman. Next, thanks for the comment on the storm pic. It was taken in several counties in Illinois. If ya look over my porfolio, you will see I have developed a deep love for my state. I was born in another, but I have come to love Illinois. The particular pic I posted was taken in Bureau County, Illinois. My house is about 2 miles behind the group of farm houses in the distance. I am ataching another pic of the storm as I was trying to get ahead of it. That pic was taken near Galesburg, in Knox County. As for this pic...I like it! Very good title...and nice contrast. But I have a question. One is in color and the other b/w. While that works great for the feeling presented...did one or the other feel a bit miffed over the style?
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