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This is a picture of my son, Travis. I am taking a formal portrait photography class this fall. I am hoping to really take my portrait skills to the next level.
A friend and I are house and cat-sitting in Brooklyn while her friends spend Thanksgiving in Paris, France. I've spent the last week combing travel books and google finding places to photograph in Brooklyn.
My main goal is to get some great shots of the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhatten. I also booked a tour of the Hassidic Jewish Community. I don't know why but the images of the Hassidic Jews have always captivated me.
Anybody have suggestions of things to photograph in and around Brooklyn while I am there?
You are most welcome. It is intersting to see how much I've learned this semester. I'm a little embarrassed now by my first portraits. Thanks from watching and helping.
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For many, excelling in the technical aspects of art involves making a perfect paper aeroplane out of your ideas and being inspired by others to throw it straight out the window.
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I favor moths over butterflies
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Ginger Sisco Cook
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"You never know just how you look through other people's eyes"
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For many, excelling in the technical aspects of art involves making a perfect paper aeroplane out of your ideas and being inspired by others to throw it straight out the window.
I took a look at your page. Your self-portraits are very compelling. My favorite is the one that looks as if it is torn. What a great idea.
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Ginger Sisco Cook
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"Seeing" the UNusual...EVERY DAY
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