holga

these holga tree variations would work well collected in a book. 

thanks. yes, i've thought that also. i have my giant holga collection edited down to 4 sets at Flickr (pond, woods, garden, wendigo) and those sets probably represent what 4 books would look like: http://www.flickr.com/photos/68845799@N00/sets/

I've had the same thought.  Individually, these may have a relatively hard time standing on their own (or being understood by viewers), but collectively one would get a larger sense of purpose across the range of photographs.

well i take them as individual pictures and they are meant to each stand on their own merits. i have posted a lot of these photos here so folks by now should have some sense of what i'm doing.

But what if someone is seeing this for the first time, and it's the first of your photos they've seen?

The images stand alone, in my opinion. They may work in sequence, as the work plays off variations on specific themes. The minimal aspect draws a viewer in or it doesn't. Minimal can be tedious - but here there's craft & clarity of purpose. The work overall is great - & the colour work proves that the photography is no one trick pony. 

 Typo: photographer, not 'photography'.