I'll post a link soon so that you may see all of the students' work from this past week. Truly amazing photography, but then again, this place is a paradise for a photographer. Our teacher, Peter Turnley, worked us hard and it paid off big time. We had a rigorous shooting schedule, with late dinners and early mornings. And that's what we were there for. Even an old hand like me had much to learn from a master. Thank you, Peter.
Sounds like a wonderful adventure and an amazing learning opportunity. Can't wait to see more photos. These are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are quite moving, Tara. Thank you for the link to Peter Turnley's website. Looking forward to seeing more photos from the trip.
ReplyDeleteWow, what beautiful and powerful images. I imagine just the architecture alone would make for a compelling photo essay.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed them and look forward to more
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Such a mix of life. And decay. I can't really tell what's going on in the third photo; the building looks like it was bombed out, and painted, and yet the dog makes me really wonder about the scale and perspective. The last photo looks like a combination of the grand and poverty. Looking forward to more, and your impressions.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photographs. Each one so different and each one just wonderful. Can't wait for more.
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