--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., SKID Photography <skid@b...> wrote: > BTW: Even though the Nightlife shots were beautiful, and popular with the academic crowd (The International > Center of Photography in NYC had us lecture about them, as did the Society of Photographic Educators at their > annual meeting, and the Michigan Journal of Photography covered them in one of their publications) but...Not > popular with the 'collectors'. Not hip enough, or not fashionable or the like. But it's ok, I like them, and > that's what counts. :- ) I figure I'll just make my living doing commercial work...Mostly rock & roll > portraits. Harvey, recognition by people who know what they're looking at is pretty satisfying. If we were both at that same gallery in Seattle, I'm wondering if we've met. I can't seem to remember anyone anymore... The internet has brought a lot of interesting people I thought had disappeared back into communication, it was wonderful to have Arnold Gassan in discussions on the Leben list before he died. Like you, I have no problem with any of these issues for my commercial work, things seem pretty clear there. Tyler
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Re: The confusion of art by career
2001-10-08 by Tyler Boley
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