There you are Angela! I really like it too, It's nice how you caught those geometric shapes (watch out for obnoxious over used art word use) juxtaposed against the beautiful soft shapes of the landscape.
Common Shots was a year long collaborative photography project between artists near and far. The mission is to set out each week and take a photo of a specific subject, suggested by any member of the group.
This project was started with two main goals. To keep creatively active, and to create a meaningful communication of ideas and experiences.
The Photographers
Andrea Morales, Lemoore, Ca. Photographer and artisan of meticulously crafted beautiful objects.
Angela Joyce Keady, Spiddal, Ireland. Novelist, playwrite, poet, and general wizard of the pen.
Elizabeth Briseno, Imperial Beach, Ca. Graphic artist, photographic master of portraiture and landscape, and mother of the two smartest and most handsome young boys.
Emily Barker, Port Hueneme, Ca. Sharp witted super talented musician and crafty lady.
Gary French, Capistrano Beach, Ca. Father, grandfather, a true craftsman and adventurer.
Laura Goldstone, San Diego, Ca. Painter, writer, dancer, Renaissance woman.
Luzi Areizaga, San Diego, Ca/Tijuana Mexico. Fashion designer, illustrator, and creator of wondrously cute characters.
Mary French, San Diego, Ca. Common Shots creator and patron of the arts.
RJ Gray, Clovis, Ca. Pop culture addict, civil rights activist, and the coolest guy that anybody knows.
Sharlene Bristow Smith, Atascadero, Ca. Creative, hilarious, imaginative, a true original.
Veronica Fabionar, Solana Beach, Ca. Stylist with the magic scissors and a keen eye for style and design.
Zach Reff, Beijing, China. Writer, world traveler, and photojournalist of immense talent. Zach is currently unable to contribute to Common Shots due to Chinese internet access restrictions.
Haha, I am glad I am not the only one who felt compelled to take two pictures. That's funny!
ReplyDeleteHa ha, looks like we were all compelled to share 2 :)
ReplyDeleteOh oh, mine didn't make the cut? :(
ReplyDeleteDid I miss yours Angela? Oh oh! I'll check my e-mail!
ReplyDeleteThere you are Angela! I really like it too, It's nice how you caught those geometric shapes (watch out for obnoxious over used art word use) juxtaposed against the beautiful soft shapes of the landscape.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you! :D
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the pic, Angela!!! Gorgeous!
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