larry_korhank

May 19, 2008

The image is kind of like something new in the zoo cage. It�s fun to turn over and explore with all the senses. One of the local pros informed me that term for the repetitive viewing of the digital camera screen is �chimping�. Here I�m the 3ird layer monkey, or Adam discovering that I�m naked, or maybe a Post Warp thinking about violating the �Prime Directive�.

March 1, 2007

It?s not "Venus Sleeping", but it has interesting visual relationships with mood lighting that help to stimulate thought. Mostly I wonder what?s she?s thinking. Deep thoughts about the meaning of life or is she wondering if that?s Nicole Richie without a wig?

October 18, 2006

Kinda of looks like Barbie :-)

October 16, 2006

"I really believe there are things nobody would see if I didn't photograph them." ~ Diane Arbus And who cares if they don't care :-) Also happy to see you're still seeing.

May 30, 2006

Stimulates thoughts of life and death, feast and famine, and fate and chance. Any image that stimulates thought is a winner :-)

May 10, 2006

What are those black vertical lines for?

May 10, 2006

Good communication of an angelic and spiritual mood, but I think the feet should be separated and posed perhaps in more of a ballet position.

April 16, 2006

Ok, We both know that this a shruken head but I'm curious about who was the victim?

March 10, 2006

Grown-up Balthus model?

March 10, 2006

Hard to pass by and ignore road kill when they?re looking back. It probably wasn?t the intention of the poser, but now they have (with the help of your photo) elevated the issue.

December 9, 2005

I like the contrast of the serious wire and their fun expressions, but the image lacks sharpness. Also I wish there was a more of a center of focus and no faces cut apart.

December 7, 2005

A woody! :-))

December 7, 2005

They look defeated and harmless. Generally I expect your flowers to be deceptively deadly, somewhat in the same garden as Mat Collishaw?s work.

September 19, 2005

Great fun!

August 26, 2005

A mind stimulator!

August 17, 2005

Looks like you're working through your phylogenetic primal fantasies. :-)

February 5, 2005

Some say you're a nature photographer;

and some say you're not.

Some say we are limited to (quote) objects of sense;

Some say we are infinite with (quote)perceptions, not bound by organs of perception.

and (quote)Some say the world will end in fire;

Some say in ice.

November 18, 2004

Foreshadowing and flashback went critical and you?ve recorded the blast-shadow.

November 9, 2004

Well done on many layers of perception.

November 9, 2004

The famous Russian soul!

July 19, 2004

I have an enhanced appreciation of this shot because it accomplishes what I failed to do on my recent aquarium visit. I had plenty of opportunities. Everybody (young, old, male, female) who walked by the gator tank tapped the glass as if turning on the TV. I suspect that we spend as much time looking through one sort of glass or another as the gator. Composition, model?s expression, pose, and imperceptible desaturation of background are signs of a skilled craftsman.

March 30, 2004

Pushkin, Dostoevsky, and Tolstoy could capture the Russian Soul with words and this Russian photo-artist can capture it with a camera. Congratulations Leona!

February 27, 2004

mysterious as a cat! :-)

February 27, 2004

interesting relationships

February 18, 2004

God dag!

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