Hey J., those are some gorgeous photographs. Were they in any way inspired by a photo exhibit at the Purdue Galleries? Also, don't you just hate it when people attempt to talk about their art in terms of other people's works? The best example of this that I can think of is your run-of-the-mill bands that compete amongst themselves by trying to define their sound in words, by means of increasingly eclectic combinations of words and band names; as a case in point, here is Hipster Zero, in Hipster Zero's own words (Hipster zero is two middle-school kids playing drums and a guitar from Lafayette, in Lafayette)-
"HIPSTER ZERO is a fun and functional rock duo from the Midwestern United States. Half punk, half pop, and have indie, that seems like a lot of halves. But drummer Steve-O Hinckley (the MixelPricks, Kaki-O-Badi) and guitarist/vocalist P.J. O'Connor (Destination: Earth!, In Stitches) are known for their short, concise song structures, hooky melodies, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics... Something like the bastard child of the Ramones and They Might Be Giants (or if you prefer, the White Stripes and Stryper)."
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I really like the feeling in these shots.
thank you!
Hey J., those are some gorgeous photographs. Were they in any way inspired by a photo exhibit at the Purdue Galleries? Also, don't you just hate it when people attempt to talk about their art in terms of other people's works? The best example of this that I can think of is your run-of-the-mill bands that compete amongst themselves by trying to define their sound in words, by means of increasingly eclectic combinations of words and band names; as a case in point, here is Hipster Zero, in Hipster Zero's own words (Hipster zero is two middle-school kids playing drums and a guitar from Lafayette, in Lafayette)-
"HIPSTER ZERO is a fun and functional rock duo from the Midwestern United States. Half punk, half pop, and have indie, that seems like a lot of halves. But drummer Steve-O Hinckley (the MixelPricks, Kaki-O-Badi) and guitarist/vocalist P.J. O'Connor (Destination: Earth!, In Stitches) are known for their short, concise song structures, hooky melodies, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics... Something like the bastard child of the Ramones and They Might Be Giants (or if you prefer, the White Stripes and Stryper)."
Toodles ;) xoxo Y.
some of this were indeed inspired by that exposition...those pictures struck me as very beautiful. the shapes that water makes are simply delightful!
:)
J.
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