RoamingScott wrote:
Aw man, sorry for your family’s loss, Shawn. I’m sure it was bittersweet seeing the photo.
lifeandmylens wroteHuss thanks for putting this together! Everyone took some great shots. Awesome to see such variety!
I am number 20. And while I remembered taking a picture of my son outside, I forgot that my dog Niya was in the picture. She just passed away about 2 weeks ago. So it was sad and also special seeing her in the picture.
Thanks Scott! Broke my heart. She and I drove all around the country in an RV almost 10 years ago, then met my wife, had kids…she was a great companion through it all!
lifeandmylens wrote:
Huss thanks for putting this together! Everyone took some great shots. Awesome to see such variety!
I am number 20. And while I remembered taking a picture of my son outside, I forgot that my dog Niya was in the picture. She just passed away about 2 weeks ago. So it was sad and also special seeing her in the picture.
Bummer man- I just lost a Ridgeback about two weeks ago as well. Such a sad thing man.
We found joy in getting another puppy born in the same day 8 years later from the same breeder- Pets leave such a hole when they are gone.
RustyRus wrote: lifeandmylens wroteHuss thanks for putting this together! Everyone took some great shots. Awesome to see such variety!
I am number 20. And while I remembered taking a picture of my son outside, I forgot that my dog Niya was in the picture. She just passed away about 2 weeks ago. So it was sad and also special seeing her in the picture.Bummer man- I just lost a Ridgeback about two weeks ago as well. Such a sad thing man.
We found joy in getting another puppy born in the same day 8 years later from the same breeder- Pets leave such a hole when they are gone.
Thanks, sorry for your loss too. The new puppy sounds like a lot of joy! Another dog is in our future for sure.
It's great to see the results from such a fun project! The challenge of coming up with an idea for your single frame and trusting you got it right. Huss was right and the beginning, thirty six photographers with their own vision and each has single exposure to work with. Thanks to everyone involved.
theHUN wrote: madNbad wrote... thirty six photographers with their own vision and each has single exposure to work with ...Thirty five photographers. Fred got two (TWO!!!) exposures.
lifeandmylens wrote:
Huss thanks for putting this together! Everyone took some great shots. Awesome to see such variety!
I am number 20. And while I remembered taking a picture of my son outside, I forgot that my dog Niya was in the picture. She just passed away about 2 weeks ago. So it was sad and also special seeing her in the picture.
Damn, so sorry for your loss. Our Nora is going to be 12 soon and while she is doing great, we know our time with her is short.
theHUN wrote: madNbad wrote... thirty six photographers with their own vision and each has single exposure to work with ...Thirty five photographers. Fred got two (TWO!!!) exposures.
31 is mine. I wanted to show some piece of my hometown. Limhamn harbour in Malmö, a place i often go to relax. Malmö is a small city so it's only a 20 minute car ride even though I live in the other end. When I was 21 (1993) my local paper asked me to go there in the spring and make a photo story of the people preparing their boats for launch. Since that moment I allways had the idea that Im gone get a boat there myself when I retire
Number 29 is mine; this is from the top of the Tour du Port de Montréal, a tower in the old port here in Montréal. The two people in the photo were tourists who were brave enough to stand on the glass cubicle.
#24 is mine, taken when visiting the Kennedy Center in DC for a show. Initially planned to take a shot outside to get a good exposure but had to rush in to make the show on time. Thanks Huss for putting this together. Loved it and am definitely keeping my eyes open for future projects like these. Well done everyone.