A bit of a surprise link today....with no clue as to what you get. Suffice it to say that it is reassuring that creative lapses happen to everybody....even the 'greats' . Here it is put into words far better than I could ever have hoped to!
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Howard Grill
Though not a photographer by profession, Howard has had a passion for photography since high school. He particularly enjoys making nature and abstract images. Howard's formal website can be found at www.howardgrill.com
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2 comments:
Been here many times, even wrote about it myself. Couldn't agree more with Brook's conclusions.
. . . and, one does wonder if we're going to include him as one of the "greats."
Hmmmm . . .
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