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Chuck Inglefield | all galleries >> Galleries >> Urban Melancholy - A 100 Image Photo Project > no lead
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Guest 30-Mar-2008 03:36
My favorite. V
jypsee30-Jan-2006 02:43
You should run over to Amazon and order anything about William Eggleston (sorry if you're some long time photographer with an extensive understanding of the history of color in art photographs). Your work is rather Eggleston-ish.
Guest 14-Jan-2006 16:12
how do you get this ace colour! lovely stuff
Chuck Inglefield21-Dec-2005 15:39
I agree 100% with your comment Ray. The more I live with the two versions, the more I prefer this one for it's storytelling ability.
Ray Rebortira21-Dec-2005 04:45
The cropped version is great but looks like a technical exercise. This one tells a better story --- it seems to say, nobody lives here anymore.
Guest 20-Dec-2005 13:17
Wonderful - this is just a classic piece of run-down Americana to my European eye, and the PP makes it look like a piece of 60s Kodachrome. Love the shallow DoF as well.
Guest 19-Dec-2005 05:56
I like this one and definetely think it should be included in the collection. What makes the photo for me is the boarded-up door in the background.