Georgia O'Keefe #2

I really do hope this were just an one-of-a-kind side-step by you, rather a trailer or teaser to a most adventurous pixel year to come. I will definitely be all eyes and dropped jaw, tightly bound to my 'puter. My hat high up, Sir.

Bravo! 

Whatever you did, very interesting!

Hello Jack, The mirror is about to reveal the true identity. :) Smart way to play with zoom.  Cheers!!

Jack, you are a harbinger of new trend photography, following her style. Amazing subtle tonal transitions.

Finally some truly interesting and creative work! Not to belittle all of the talented artists here, I have been starving for something new.

I get a strange feeling of the woman having a dual face. You are showing the second one to us.SOmehow a very spiritual picture. The colors match very well to the feeling.

Long time no see, Jack. This is a real eye-catcher and a fine picture. Stieglitz was such a genius. What struck me was the fact that he gave up photography when he felt he had nothing more to say.

 

Yeah, I love his work and the whole story of how he introduced modern art to America in his tiny New York City gallery on 5th Ave. When he first showed Picasso, Bracque, Matisse and the drawings of Rodin the work was mostly ridiculed. He gave Picasso his first one man show in America but sold only one drawing even though the drawings were priced between $20 and $40. The whole collection could have been had for less than $2000. He was ashamed for America. I have a video that covers his life both professional and personal. Fascinating guy. It was from that video that this picture of Georgia O'Keefe was taken.