"At the entrance, my bare feet on the dirt floor, Here, gusts of heat; at my back, white clouds. I stare and stare. It seems I was called to this: To glorify things just because they are.
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Silhouette, Maria, sweet gypsy lady, Jack Barnosky
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The First Moment Jack Barnosky
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In November of 1965 I was called on to bring victory to my team. West Philadelphia, the sky was getting dark. The air had the feel of snow. The Drexel Dragon freshman team vs the evilness that was Franklin and Marshall. A 38 yard field goal attempt. Snap, Hold, Kick SCOOOOOOOOOOOOOORE. I was hoisted onto the shoulders of my teammates who were, to a man, in tears. After that I retired from the game. retired with a perfect record. One kick one field goal. I still have three years of eligibility left. I’ll make sure I keep my phone with me. I’m expecting a call from Notre Dame or LSU because they know the legend of the Hell Foot. I give you permission, when we are in private converse, to refer to me as ” Master Thunder toes”. But you must avert your eyes.
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Huntsville Texas Cowgirl Jack Barnosky
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Trying to pin down an exacting definition of “contemporary photography”, an ultimate list of what’s in and what’s out, has proven to be an elusive, frustrating, and perhaps even delusional, pastime. Do we distinguish between or eliminate camera-less images, photograms, darkroom effects, collage, montage, and rephotography/appropriation? Or do we just include anything and everything that has its output as a photographic print, regardless of the intermediate processes used to make it? Where are the edges and bright lines? These kinds of questions and debates have become even more puzzling with the increasingly broad use of digital technology and the advent of countless new printing processes. The boundaries of our photographic playing field are getting murkier every day.
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getting murkier only if you accept the concept that boundaries exist !
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