Alex_Es

Hi Jack! This is a great photo. You are an inspiration to me.

Thanks for your mail. Try as I might I could not find the right channel to answer you. So let me do so here. It was truly good to hear from you again. Yes, photo.net has become quite messy. I know whoever made this mess meant well but it is still a mess. A perfect example of "progress" that has made something that was easy difficult to impossible to deal with. Would very much like to meet you some day soon. I'll be retiring in March and will have more time than now. I'll give a call tonight.

Best,

Alex

Brilliant!

That's cool.  An open-ended math formula.  Equals what?

Ever noticed how pink and green go well together?  Wonder if the combination is accidental.  A very nice capture.

Most interesting, Martin.  Film available for it?

Excellent!

It is like peek into a secret tropical world.  Beautiful.

That is really cool!  Another piece of found art.  It makes me think of a Christmas present.

You captured the lady's glow.  That is the best part.  Excellent framing and modulation of the black and white tones.

Another example of unintended abstract art.  Great shot.

Thanks, Jack!  I like your Dreamland story.  Strange thing is that this place is in the midst of a prosperous neighborhood.  It is really an odd bodkin.

This is an ad that says men wanted.  Make lots of money as a male escort.  In other words have sex with sexy women and get paid for it.  Pathetic.  Rather meaningful that it is on a ramen shop where salarymen get cheap eats.  Nice shot Jack.  Says a lot about Japansee society.

WoW!  Great shot!

Splendid vandalism captured.

Thank you, Jack.

Wow!  When a withered message becomes a surreal message.  Great capture.

Thank you, Jack!

Nice capture.  The metaphor is a bit scary.  I worry about stuff like this.

God, this could be a painting.  Art begin with perception, not creation.  There is  so-called found art everywhere.  Great shot, Jack!

Jack, this is a great find and I am glad you photographed it.  Children's art is fascinating and has inspired adult artists. It like the use of colors and elementary forms.  Children are natural artists.  School unfortunately beats it out of most of them, leaving oddballs like us.

Nice shot of a great watch.

Out of the city and into the good old inaka.   Right moment.  Got yourself by the most interesting structure of the day.  Seems like your artistic statement: Ars Photografica.  Nice,

Thanks, Jack!!

Enter at your own risk.