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JACK LARSON PHOTOGRAPHY
@Mathilde Collot: It seems to me that 80% of photography is learning to see the light and work with the light. Personally I think that it all begins with loving the light.
@Dulcie: Thanks, Dulcie.
@rem_la: Merci. It was indeed beautiful.
@Linerberry: Thanks, Caroline.
@Mhélène: Merci.
@Sarito: Thank you.
@Nicholas: Thank you.
@Piia: Thank you.
@Sof: Merci.
@MrsAmber: Thanks, Kate. I have been pleased with the colors of both the D300 and the D700, but especially the D700.
@Elena Kotrotsou: Thank you.
@zOOm: Merci.
@akarui: Thank you.
@MJ: Thank you.
@Luca Bobbiesi: Thank you.
@ghetu: Thank you.
@Betty: Thank you.
@daniela scharnowski: That is a lovely story. Maybe that explains why my unconscious is drawing me to flowers as my primary subject matter. My Am3 does not reflect that at least 80% of my photographs are of flowers. I would be happy photographing nothing but flowers.
@B. Thomas: Thanks, Barb.
@Onlymehdi: Thank you.
@mmolinah: Gracias.
@D . A: Thank you.
@Don: Thanks, Don.
@Steve Rice: Thanks, Steve.
@MARIANA: Merci.
@Magda: Thank you.
@marc battault: Merci.
@Steven: Thanks, Steven.
@Judy: Thanks, Judy. The Luddite bit has to do with the fact that I have difficulty with almost everything technological. I take in life almost totally through intuition. Two years since buying a D300, I don't use most of the bells and whistles. And the major reason that most of my photographs don't get a lot of processing is that I am so inept in the digital darkroom.
@willow: The thing about backlighting is that when you get it right, the results can be incredible. But if you get it wrong, the outcome is just awful.
@mo.langel: Merci.
@Yvon: Merci.
@Anina: Thank you.
@Francesc B.: Merci.
@Theys: Merci.
@LauraS: Thanks, Laura.
@Alivia: Merci, Dane.
@Spectra: Thank you.
@LCImagery: Thanks, Lori.
@Ajay: Thanks, Ajay.