katherine

[jetan]

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[pull_guy]

катя - это диагноз. но это возможно лучший из диагнозов.

[jetan]

thanks! i don't quite understand "катя", but i get the gist of it :)

[pull_guy]

sorry, i should to know your primary language, to reply here.
i sad, that katya (=katherine) this is diagnosis. but, maybe this is best of the all beings diagnosis.

again sorry for my english:)

[him_lover_yt]

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a135/tanjay_1/Livejournal/IMG_2755-03.jpg <-- my favourite...these are really beautiful, great work :]

Yazmin
-xxx-

[jetan]

you know, i almost didn't post that one -- now i'm glad i did :)
thank you

[camp16]

that was my favourite too... they're all beautiful

[hothotricky]

those are gorgeous. this makes me want to take photography.

[jetan]

well why don't you, ricky? :)

[polymorphous]

the first is brilliant. the towering sky, both confining and liberating, the contrast between the formality of the dress and the abandon of the model's motion, and the green setting that is so incongruous but also hints at a kind of Wuthering Heights scenario.
did i say i liked it?
the rest are fun but seem more like studies where you were working up to that first concept and image.

[jetan]

the bronte sisters are still on my list, but i appreciate the analogy.
thanks for your insight and the wonderful comments!

katherine

[sjcullen]

Wow, Jon these are beautiful. Dazzling composition and well selected. The enhanced focal depth in the last one is great. I'd like to see some from the other settings, too! (Though the hill seems to be your favorite) Ah wow, it was fun. Again some time.

sjc

Jon at Work

[sjcullen]

A few behind-the-scenes pictures of Jon at the 'katherine' shoot.

http://pics.livejournal.com/sjcullen/gallery/0000c0ek?page=1

sjc

[jetan]

squatting is not my best pose

great pics yourself! are you editing/"publishing" any of them? you've got some nice close-ups.

we missed you tonight. daniel macivor was absolutely phenomenal -- i think he's restaging "monster" and "house" later this season if you're interested. he also had some interesting things to say (after the show) about performance philosophy wrt to emoting, audience/actor dynamics, and where the onus of "theatre" lies.