Comments on: An honest portrait http://tysoncrosbie.com/photo-philosophy/an-honest-portrait/ a working artist Wed, 09 Jun 2010 09:53:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Amy Lamp http://tysoncrosbie.com/photo-philosophy/an-honest-portrait/comment-page-1/#comment-681 Amy Lamp Tue, 16 Sep 2008 04:38:22 +0000 http://tysoncrosbie.com/?p=204#comment-681 Powerful stuff, Tyson. I am in that group that never cared for pictures of myself until I had you take my portrait. I was blown away at the quality and yes, honesty, that I saw in the shots. Not perfect, not posed. I felt like I was looking at an image of how I see myself, which is an extraordinary thing to capture. Powerful stuff, Tyson. I am in that group that never cared for pictures of myself until I had you take my portrait. I was blown away at the quality and yes, honesty, that I saw in the shots. Not perfect, not posed. I felt like I was looking at an image of how I see myself, which is an extraordinary thing to capture.

]]> By: tdhurst http://tysoncrosbie.com/photo-philosophy/an-honest-portrait/comment-page-1/#comment-680 tdhurst Tue, 16 Sep 2008 04:33:55 +0000 http://tysoncrosbie.com/?p=204#comment-680 Excellent explanation of the art of photography. It takes a special process to capture personalities as well as Tyson Crosbie does, and he does it well. Each and every one of his photos I've seen in his soft edit process do a fantastic job of capturing the moment. This wouldn't be possible without such personal attention.<br><br>In the immortal words of Dicky Fox, "The key to this business is personal relationships." Excellent explanation of the art of photography. It takes a special process to capture personalities as well as Tyson Crosbie does, and he does it well. Each and every one of his photos I've seen in his soft edit process do a fantastic job of capturing the moment. This wouldn't be possible without such personal attention.

In the immortal words of Dicky Fox, “The key to this business is personal relationships.”

]]> By: Amy Lamp http://tysoncrosbie.com/photo-philosophy/an-honest-portrait/comment-page-1/#comment-641 Amy Lamp Mon, 15 Sep 2008 23:38:22 +0000 http://tysoncrosbie.com/?p=204#comment-641 Powerful stuff, Tyson. I am in that group that never cared for pictures of myself until I had you take my portrait. I was blown away at the quality and yes, honesty, that I saw in the shots. Not perfect, not posed. I felt like I was looking at an image of how I see myself, which is an extraordinary thing to capture. Powerful stuff, Tyson. I am in that group that never cared for pictures of myself until I had you take my portrait. I was blown away at the quality and yes, honesty, that I saw in the shots. Not perfect, not posed. I felt like I was looking at an image of how I see myself, which is an extraordinary thing to capture.

]]> By: tdhurst http://tysoncrosbie.com/photo-philosophy/an-honest-portrait/comment-page-1/#comment-640 tdhurst Mon, 15 Sep 2008 23:33:55 +0000 http://tysoncrosbie.com/?p=204#comment-640 Excellent explanation of the art of photography. It takes a special process to capture personalities as well as Tyson Crosbie does, and he does it well. Each and every one of his photos I've seen in his soft edit process do a fantastic job of capturing the moment. This wouldn't be possible without such personal attention.<br><br>In the immortal words of Dicky Fox, "The key to this business is personal relationships." Excellent explanation of the art of photography. It takes a special process to capture personalities as well as Tyson Crosbie does, and he does it well. Each and every one of his photos I've seen in his soft edit process do a fantastic job of capturing the moment. This wouldn't be possible without such personal attention.

In the immortal words of Dicky Fox, “The key to this business is personal relationships.”

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