Sunday, March 29, 2009
Graceful Approach
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One of our young golfers out the other day just putzing around. A monochrome maniac moment. Go here for more b&w's from around the world.
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- michael bird
- Places: Long Island, New York the first ten years, South Bend, Indiana the next ten years, all over the place, including Germany, Japan, Vietnam, California and Washington the following fifteen years, and ever since then down here in southern Indiana.
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- An-My Le's Small Wars
- Arbus' Diane Arbus
- Baxter's Shadow Play
- Cartier-Bresson's America in Passing
- Cherry's New York
- Daido Moriyama Shinjuku 19XX-20XX
- Dorothea Lange: The Crucial Years
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- Henri Cartier-Bresson Collection Sam...
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- Ondaatje's Divisadero
- Phillips' American Dynasty
- Rathbone's Walker Evans
- Reinhardt's Reflections New York 1976-1980
- Saville's Unraveling Annie
- Simonson's Major Pettigrew's Last Stand
- Stockett's The Help
- Vivian Maier Street Photographer
- Winogrand's Figments From The Real World
- Winogrand's Public Relations
- Winogrand's Women Are Beautiful
12 comments:
All the elegance of the gesture revealed with B&W.
Limber looking posture!
Scene from a ballet - as you say Michael, graceful.
Certainly graceful, looks lonely too...
good subject.
It does look as though he is part of a ballet. A very different image from those I usually associate with golf - lovely!
Portraits work best in mono, and this just proves why. Graceful and timeless.
Limber youth is such a treat to see when they are natural. Thanks. Judi
I agree. This is a timeless shot. Nice!
Such a wonderful subject! Those that you wonder about always turn out to be the best shots.
I like this photo. Very graceful indeed.
A Tiger Woods in training! Nice shot .. was it an eagle or a bogie?
He looks a little bored to me. I remember being that age on the golf course and easily getting bored - there's so much other fun stuff to be doing!
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