maria_s.

February 16, 2005

I like that leak as well and am looking forward to my lomo leaks.

February 16, 2005

I dig it.

February 4, 2005

Hi Tim, I think this and no.3 are best in your series. I have no idea how I would shoot it but you have found a novel way -- always transgressing, aren't you?

February 4, 2005

Charo, to answer your question I believe Guillermo wanted to get as close as possible to keep up with the obscene.

February 3, 2005

nice light, Tom.

January 30, 2005

geez, i always have to break something :0)

January 30, 2005

Happy New Year, Alex!

January 28, 2005

Anyone noticed that big yellow nose, two white eyes and a blue smile? :0) A very Happy New Year to you, Mike!

January 27, 2005

holy chit

November 30, 2004

it looks as a happy marriage to me (I always loved Benny Hill and Monty Pythons)... & speaking of good eyes for composition, yeah that's a good one.

November 20, 2004

yeah, I see it now :0) I really like that pic. all the best to you.

November 20, 2004

Michael, I just found your portofolio and you got yourself another fun. All the best.

November 13, 2004

good eye, good composition, I love the repetitions in the background and the foreground. maybe only that empty right corner creates a balance problem.

November 13, 2004

a very effective shot.

November 13, 2004

mark, what have you done to it :0) it looks like an insect from star wars.

November 13, 2004

a garbage can on fire and 20 fire enginees around it? lemme guess, it must be NYC. I like this shot. are these the original slide/film colors or did you have to do some tweaking?

November 4, 2004

As much as I admire your photographs I totally don't understand all that praise over this shot. If one does not read the caption and your heart-breaking explanation, there's nothing to this capture that would put this photograph in the context claimed by you -- in other words, you failed to catch that defining moment. You have a photograph of a wonderful smile and a sad boy in the blurred background -- a moment which could be captured in any New York city preschool. And, photographically I don't find it outstanding. I might be wrong but I will stick to it. Looking forward to your new uploads.

October 22, 2004

ooooh ... don't we all love a threat of darkness. good going, Guillermo.

October 22, 2004

awesome idea, Jenna! and 'she'is almost tragic.

October 15, 2004

cool shot!

October 15, 2004

I like it a lot, maybe a bit tight framing on that poor and rapidly becoming useless phone booth.

October 14, 2004

I hope you'll forgive me for playing with your image (i'll take it down if that upsets you). i'm not so good with a kind of photography where a tiny detail can threw the whole composition off balance & such are your images. But if you wanted to show more detail, there are ways to do it -- I simply adjusted levels in PS to compensate for what you lost during the scan. M.

October 12, 2004

this is fantastic, Sergio ... is it double exposure, sandwiched negs or .. how did you that?

October 11, 2004

darke darke women do good in photogaphy :0)

October 11, 2004

maybe it's just a scan as I see plenty of details. did you scan from a negative or your print? i wish you luck with printing, it can be frustrating but when you finally get it right, what a thrill that is. i wanted to refer you to my friend's page -- this shot has a similar climate to one of his photographs. I know you are doing larger formats as well and that's what he's been doing for years. Check this photograph by

Steve J Murray.

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