One look at the shape of their noses should be enough.

Thank you for the note anyway.

Regarding the grains in some of the images...some of them are because of a low res. and fast scan and some (majority of them ) were intended to

have grains.

I don't do touch ups nor use digital dark room to enhance the results. It's a personal sentiment. I also only do film photography...another sentiment.

The "exclamation marks" were kind of needed, indeed.

I love to read people's takes on the images and photographs but what caught my attention was that

you probably didn't even have a look at the enlarged image to notice the differences between their looks (at least enough to rule out the possibility

of them being twin sisters), yet you have noticed a few of my photographs in

portfolio are grainy which you can use as "exercise" to keep your skills sharp!

As you have mentioned:

"I get bord and need to keep my skills sharp. I would have faved it but it was grainy. A bunch of shots in your gallery are like that."

I could've done couple of things...ignore it (as I usually do even with kind remarks) or try to have an effect on you, hopefully positive or maybe

simply make you see things from a different point of view and perspective .

So I decided to go for the second one.

You see , I couldn't care less if you choose any of the my images as favorite or not .

However I would care very much of what you would think of any of my work.

On the other hand when you do not try to be a good "observer" then those opinion also keep loosing their values.
(when I say "you" I don't mean it literally ).

You think you can make some of the images better before even trying to understand them .

How do you know what kind aesthetic I have been after ? ...Have I achieved it in my opinion or not?

Is there something that maybe was intended as part of my vision or not?

Is there something that you might be able to learn or take with you from that image?

I don't know.

These should be train of thoughts for any observer of art before judging a piece plus the history of artist, the message and many other elements .

OK...OK...I see that I have bored you more than enough.

Again thank you very much for the notes. Please also feel free to play with any of my images for your own fun and as sharpening tool for your skills.




I hope that I haven't offended you in any way. I mean well.