We're a good looking lot, wouldn't you say? Here's a thread for viewing becoming portraits of Yehoodites. Feel free to add notes/comments/observations on the portraits you post. When in doubt, check with the person before posting their visage. -Eff
Originally posted Wednesday, April 23, 2003 (8 years ago)
Quoted from "swinginjay"
Quoted from "Mr. Swank" I'll have a special announcement this week.
My initial reaction was excitement. Then I realized you've said that at least twice already, with no results. So now I'm at the "I'll believe it when I see it" stage. :P
-j
O ye of little faith. 8)
Fasten your seatbelt jay, you'll be a believer in a matter of hours.
Originally posted Wednesday, April 23, 2003 (8 years ago)
Quoted from "Mugsy Malone" if the definition of "portrait" is of one person (which is it, according to every dictionary I consulted), than is "family portrait" a misnomer?
Maybe that means a picture with only ONE family in it.
Originally posted Wednesday, April 23, 2003 (8 years ago)
Quoted from "Mugsy Malone"
Quoted from "Effervescent"
Psst...portraits are delineation of individual people.
Which raises an interesting question...if the definition of "portrait" is of one person (which is it, according to every dictionary I consulted), than is "family portrait" a misnomer?
m.
Portraits don't necessarily have to be of individual people, though often they are. Historically they are a vertical format, but nowadays this isn't always the case.
The difference is that portraits are staged. In the days of portrait painters, someone would 'sit' for a portrait. While this is generally the term used today, 'sitting' means posing, usually in a studio or other setting.
When I, personally, think of portaiture, I think of a subject(s) in front of a backdrop either in muted color or depth of field and few if any props as a means of calling solitary attention to the subject(s). A portrait in essence is a portrayal of its subject(s).
While many of the shots Eff has submitted are very well-done in execution and modeling, technically many are not portraits. But they are very good photographs and enjoyable to look at.
Originally posted Wednesday, April 23, 2003 (8 years ago)
Are you using the provided urls? with tht type of host you need to use their URl's
under the picture when you click on it use the forst one available.... make sure there is no spaces
Originally posted Wednesday, April 23, 2003 (8 years ago)
Quoted from "Jerry" one more try before I cry. lol
a) the name of the picture as it sits on a server somewhere can't have a space and
b) villagephotos.com has to allow us to view your image without being logged in (I don't know that it does or doesn't, I'm just sayin)
Originally posted Wednesday, April 23, 2003 (8 years ago)
side note in side this thread
village photo does but you have to use the URL they provide...
click on the picture in your account and it will give you more info for the URLS .. depending on where you're posting it is what link you will choose. I use the first one ad it always works
Originally posted Thursday, April 24, 2003 (8 years ago)
Quoted from "Effervescent"
Eileen. Mid-West Swinger. This woman walks into the Rainbow Room and band members heads turn. She's in c1950sboy's "museum" here. Cat that ate the canary?
-Eff
Noooo...kitten that lapped the champagne! (Fun night!)
Originally posted Thursday, April 24, 2003 (8 years ago)
Well, I'd call on Swank to post one, and he'd probably say he'll do it in a minute, but then he'll wait a week or so. Months later there still won't be one there, but that's the way it goes. :P
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I have one of the lovely Makin Whoopee that will go right about
HERE
when I post it hopefully today while I'm packing
tanya
Okay, let's start over: We're a good looking lot, wouldn't you say?
Here's a thread for viewing becoming portraits of Yehoodites.
Feel free to add notes/comments/observations on the portraits you post.
When in doubt, check with the person before posting their visage.
-Eff
O ye of little faith. 8)
Fasten your seatbelt jay, you'll be a believer in a matter of hours.
:D
Maybe that means a picture with only ONE family in it.
Neal where is that picture of us at Asher's before Supper Club. You know our sexy look one! I love that one!
www.thejenbrooks.com
the lovely and talented REDHEAD!!!!
alrighty then look at that hottie!!!!
HOT, HOT, HOT!!!!
Anybody got an ice cube???
thank you GG!
So much for that 'heard but not seen' gig I had going on. blushes and runs
Be who you are and say what you feel. Because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind. ~Dr.Seuss
I still haven't told anyone :)
-j
Shush Jay....you'll let the cat out of the bag. Or the Kitten :wink:
Be who you are and say what you feel. Because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind. ~Dr.Seuss
here's good ole Blues for Ste. Chapelle
nice young man he is
just checking how this works!
[img] http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?selected=235988/Easter jc3.jpg[/img]
your problem is the space in the picture name.
-j
Portraits don't necessarily have to be of individual people, though often they are. Historically they are a vertical format, but nowadays this isn't always the case.
The difference is that portraits are staged. In the days of portrait painters, someone would 'sit' for a portrait. While this is generally the term used today, 'sitting' means posing, usually in a studio or other setting.
When I, personally, think of portaiture, I think of a subject(s) in front of a backdrop either in muted color or depth of field and few if any props as a means of calling solitary attention to the subject(s). A portrait in essence is a portrayal of its subject(s).
While many of the shots Eff has submitted are very well-done in execution and modeling, technically many are not portraits. But they are very good photographs and enjoyable to look at.
I ain't gonna work on Maggie's Farm no more.
edited post
Are you using the provided urls? with tht type of host you need to use their URl's under the picture when you click on it use the forst one available.... make sure there is no spaces
tanya
see this is what my link looks like yours should be similar tanya
a) the name of the picture as it sits on a server somewhere can't have a space and b) villagephotos.com has to allow us to view your image without being logged in (I don't know that it does or doesn't, I'm just sayin)
-j
side note in side this thread village photo does but you have to use the URL they provide...
click on the picture in your account and it will give you more info for the URLS .. depending on where you're posting it is what link you will choose. I use the first one ad it always works
tanya
me and my "moll"
Aw, there's our guy! Don't you two look sassy! :wink:
Be who you are and say what you feel. Because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind. ~Dr.Seuss
why thank you maam!! I mean 'hot' moma! You ain't so bad yourself. :spineyes:
I have some great portraits of some lurkers.... To bad they haven't posted yet
At the New Orleans French Quarter Festival April 2003 - saw BigCash there too!
Noooo...kitten that lapped the champagne! (Fun night!)
Funny, I didn't feel anything...
Mel, where's your portrait? :)
-j
I actually don't have any I can post... I tend to run away from cameras... except when they're in Swank's hands. :wink:
Well, I'd call on Swank to post one, and he'd probably say he'll do it in a minute, but then he'll wait a week or so. Months later there still won't be one there, but that's the way it goes. :P
love you swanky, baby
-j
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