New project online

[j_sevigny]

<p>This probably doesn't belong here but I didn't know where else to place it. I'd like to invite all of you to check out my new project, El Muerto Pare el Santo, at Visura Magazine. Happy New Year to everyone and best of luck for 2010 (looks like we're all going to need it)<br>

Sevigny<br>

<a href="http://www.visuramagazine.com/vm/el-muerto-pare-el-santo-john-sevigny">http://www.visuramagazine.com/vm/el-muerto-pare-el-santo-john-sevigny</a></p>

[clive1]

<p>Good one John,<br>

I like your use of flash. There's a sadness to the series that works well. Visura's an interesting magazine. I couldn't find any statement (if there is one). Happy New Year.</p>

[Spearhead]

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<p>This probably doesn't belong here</p>

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<p>I don't see why not. It's documentary.<br>

<br /> It's also very well done. Great work!</p>

[j_sevigny]

<p>Thanks for your kind comments, Jeff.<br>

Re: statement. It's below the pictures on the same page and worth reading (IMHO) if you have the chance, given the personal nature of this project. Now, off to hunt for more exhibition opportunities:)</p>

<p>js</p>

[josephmolieri]

<p>Overall the images work well. There is a sense of continuity through out the images. There were one or two that seemed quite a bit weaker conceptually. The one that I would've cut is of the woman on the bar stool it just had a really "snap shot" feel versus the more subtle turmoil and poignancy the others had. Not sure about the watermelon one either. At the end of it I did enjoy it and it left me wanting to see more. Good job!</p>

[michael s.]

<p>///</p>

[michael s.]

<p>Quite a personal statement, John, and a very powerful set of photos.</p>

[philipward]

<p>Thanks for posting this John.I find it quite compelling both photos and statment.</p>

[thomas_sullivan]

<p>Excellent!</p>