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Nice to have good neighbors.
Steve Shapiro
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From: Gina Weston
To: 'SteveS'
Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2006 7:24 AM
Subject: RE: Bell Peppers No Don?t have any extra time to engage, but the pepper was #30 30P Pepper and yes Martin Reekie does have a photo of the original neg. Maybe Edward enlarged it but I have only seen it in 8x10 format gina
Weston Photography Kim and Gina Weston 251 Rt 1 Carmel Ca 93923 www westonphotography.com 831-624-8111 Have you signed up for our monthly
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Care to jump into this discussion? If you don't want to subscribe to this list, I'd be happy to forward your messages.
Have you seen my web site offered by the Authors' Guild?
Steve Shapiro ----- Original Message ----- From: Don Roberts Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 3:26 PM Subject: Re: Bell Peppers
If you looked at EW's photos on that site (or many
others) then you know that the peppers are only a small part of Weston's
portfolio and his influence on photography. Do you want to discuss Weston
and all of the natural (and some man made) forms he admired and
photographed? Or Weston in general? Or just peppers? We have
already said quite a bit about peppers. Add something if you want it to
continue. Let's not give up on this issue. See: http://www.edward-weston.com/edward_weston_natural_1.htm Incredible stuff! I hated peppers until I saw his photographs, now I lovethem. Bruce Wolff
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