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"Mandatory Evacuation"

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Camp Creek Kid

Camp Creek Kid

Christini Zambini
Did I scare y'all with the thread title?

I had a surprise delivery at my front door this morning. Thanks for the photo Kurt!! "Mandatory Evacuation" is even more impressive in person. I can't wait to get it framed.

Thanks for bringing it by too!

Everyone needs to order their copy of "Mandatory Evacuation" today! If you're lucky, the artist/photographer might deliver it himself! :wub: :wub:
 
Camp Creek Kid said:
Did I scare y'all with the thread title?

I had a surprise delivery at my front door this morning. Thanks for the photo Kurt!! "Mandatory Evacuation" is even more impressive in person. I can't wait to get it framed.

Thanks for bringing it by too!

Everyone needs to order their copy of "Mandatory Evacuation" today! If you're lucky, the artist/photographer might deliver it himself! :wub: :wub:
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Mine is being framed right now :cool: I'll post a pic when it's done ;-)
 
Oh, is that the one of Dennis looming on the horizon over the sea?
 
katie blue said:
Oh, is that the one of Dennis looming on the horizon over the sea?
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Yes, it is. It is a beautiful picture. It shows Mother Nature at her best and her worst at the same time.
 
I have a couple of prime spots in my house that I'm saving for an original Kurt photo....or two. My problem is that I can't seem to pick a favorite. There are just too many that grab me.

Kurt's photos are awe-inspiring, to say the least. Sure, he has good equipment, but give him a cardboard camera and he'd still be able to pull out something magical. Because he has the two talents aspiring photographers like myself covet: The eye and the timing. You can learn composition, but timing can't be taught, really. It happens naturally in 1/100th of a second, faster than you can think. Man, SoWal would be lucky if there were a permanent Kurt gallery somewhere, even if it were in the TDC or a good restaurant...
 
:oops: :wub: Thanks so much guys.


I'm working on it. Several people have talked to me about hanging stuff here and there, and I am working on editing and printing.
 
That is an incredible picture. If I had the $ I'd order one myself.. o well. :) I'll just have to look at it online..
 
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