03/12/2008 15:32:49

Your photographs are amazing.  I have never met anyone who did not like Paris, so that is easy, but the photos of the Native Americans are great.  They have such strong faces.  I have spent many hours copying,(with charcoal) those old Curtis photos.  I am always surprised at how strong the faces are.  By comparison, most of the faces in the newspapers seem anemic.  Love your work.  Richard

03/11/2008 16:41:58

Hi Gary,

 Thanks for stopping by! The Thalia's Wonderland that you were inquiring about is a digital image manipulated in a PS. I'm hoping to get back into the darkroom soon. I'm more of a darkroom person. =)

Stephanie

03/10/2008 17:37:26

Gary: Thanks for visiting my gallery it is an honor for me!! Your photographs are so full of emotions, the Carlo portrait is great! I love black and white I did it a lot when studying biology I miss that! Your work is so professional. Keep posting!!! it is a pleasure for my eyes!

03/10/2008 08:17:34

Thank you for visiting my my page again, your comments mean a lot to me considering the amazing art you produce. Love your latest photographs. Full of emotions, almost tell a story

03/08/2008 19:02:55

I relate very srongly to the facial emotions of the American Indian. Your photos make their emotion come alive in their faces. You make history personal.

David

03/08/2008 18:46:36

Gary, I like your work and I am impressed by the last three prints you posted, especially the one of Rabekah Miles.  Where is your next show going to be, I would like to see your work in person.
 Steve B.

03/07/2008 18:49:24

Hi Gary....I appreciate your comment... your feedback is so interesting.  I don't know why I titled it "Road to Recovery." and your comment saying the road looked lonely really made the title seem appropriate which I didn't realize.... :-0) Meredith (feather)

03/07/2008 18:45:49

Hi, Gary, Thank you for looking at my work. The backgrounds are part of the painting. The works are a discussion of sorts about opposites - open vs. closed (boxed). . . A narrative of my life at the moment. I hope to create some question and perhaps a little intrique. And yes, I am in Glendale, AZ - not too far from Tucson. You could check out my blog when you have time - different paintings - www.CyndyCarstens.blogspot.com   Hope to hear from you again soon. And thanks again.