My Diana Mini Photos Published

[mh2000]

Check out some of my new work here:

http://souciant.com/2011/05/to-die-for/

let me know what you think and thanks for looking!

🙂

mark

 

[freeranger]

Great article - very interesting and well written.
The Diana photos fit the story perfectly.

 

[Damaso]

Congrats! I found the first image to be the most interesting, the rest were pretty conventional in my opinion...

 

[Griffin]

Did you find out anything about the murder?

 

[oftheherd]

Great article - very interesting and well written.
The Diana photos fit the story perfectly.

Plus 1. I also enjoyed the story.

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Mark,
I enjoyed reading the article very much. Your writing took me back to Tucson, a really special place I've enjoyed stopping at on a couple of my Southwest road trips. I didn't know about the Triple T. I'll check it out next time.

The photos provide a really nice accent to the article. Have you thought of making some portraits of the truckers and waitresses there? Your writing makes me want to know more about them. Some photos of the truck cab interiors would also be cool... I suspect each trucker personalizes his or her 'home away from home'.

 

[dave lackey]

Good grief... great article and the photos fit! But, that cell phone/murder story is shocking!😱

Thanks for posting!🙂

 

[FPjohn]

Your essay is well written and the photos equally well judged. Kudos.

Yours
FPJ

 

[mh2000]

Thanks all for your comments and compliments! 🙂

Damaso, I don't think that I was really trying to do anything very *unconventional* with these photos, but I was happy with them anyway.

Haven't heard anything about the murder... but don't really want the detectives coming back and interrogating *me* again about it...

🙂

 

[Damaso]

I understand, just making an observation...

 

[mh2000]

Here are some photos I did for an earlier Toy Camera show also using the Diana Mini:

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.108624539200903.12564.100001600734345&l=5a5a3020b7

they would probably be considered a little less "conventional," and photos that I am more attached to artistically and emotionally, but in the end I am more interested in exploring subtle emotional content in otherwise understated and formal photos than making wild "experimental" and "unconventional" photos.

Thanks for the comments!

 

[Griffin]

I really liked your photos on Facebook.