It's funny that you retracted your notice of retraction.
Also, I meant to mention before that I think it would be cool if you still occasionally did profiles/interviews of your artist-friends, which was the original premise of TB, right?
This might be one of my favorite of these film-frame style sequences.
Hi KT, Are u talking about the steak and spaghetti series? Yeah, I wanted to fight for the post, but after worrying about it all day and getting concerned and critical letters from people, it wasn't worth it. I think certain people would have gotten mad and would jeopardize friendships... the original post wasn't worth it.
I also considered the interview thing actually. Originally right after the quake, I interviewed my ex-girlfriend and actually used a lot of the annectodes from that in the diary...
I am still considering whether to do this interview thing though... maybe i should.
the interview with my ex will be in zero 1 magazine's website next week I think... but i cut out all the earthquake bits.
I am glad u like the mt. fuji series... Actually photographing Mt. Fuji in a different way is quite hard... because it's sooooo big, and is just a mountain... every photo u take will look like someone else's.... i spent all day, trying to take something interesting... but couldn't... until we were walking down back to our car, and all of a sudden the trash bag came.... and i told everyone to stop, so they wouldn't get in the shot... and when was done, i finally got my photo of Mt. Fuji of the day.
It's funny that you retracted your notice of retraction.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I meant to mention before that I think it would be cool if you still occasionally did profiles/interviews of your artist-friends, which was the original premise of TB, right?
This might be one of my favorite of these film-frame style sequences.
Hi KT,
ReplyDeleteAre u talking about the steak and spaghetti series? Yeah, I wanted to fight for the post, but after worrying about it all day and getting concerned and critical letters from people, it wasn't worth it. I think certain people would have gotten mad and would jeopardize friendships... the original post wasn't worth it.
I also considered the interview thing actually. Originally right after the quake, I interviewed my ex-girlfriend and actually used a lot of the annectodes from that in the diary...
I am still considering whether to do this interview thing though... maybe i should.
the interview with my ex will be in zero 1 magazine's website next week I think... but i cut out all the earthquake bits.
I am glad u like the mt. fuji series... Actually photographing Mt. Fuji in a different way is quite hard... because it's sooooo big, and is just a mountain... every photo u take will look like someone else's.... i spent all day, trying to take something interesting... but couldn't... until we were walking down back to our car, and all of a sudden the trash bag came.... and i told everyone to stop, so they wouldn't get in the shot... and when was done, i finally got my photo of Mt. Fuji of the day.
Cheers!
-p
Oh, you didn't take it away! I just looked at the wrong post. It's understandable if everyone involved is pressuring you to take it down.
ReplyDeleteI'll look out for the interview. Sounds cool.
There are a lot of places overphotographed like that. But I don't think many people have attempted/pulled off this kind of irreverent take on Mt Fuji.
And I'm trying not to seem like I'm commenting on everything, but they always reveal such interesting things...
Best,
K
No, Please keep commenting!
ReplyDeleteIt makes me know that people still care!
-p
Alright, alright!
ReplyDeleteHaha
K