Ok, I am into photography and I usually walk around to take some photos.
I'm not very talented, but I would like to know your opinion about some of my photos

there is my web "portfolio":
http://universe.carbonmade.com/

Thank you for your time


If you have one of your own, please let us know

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i love the electri-city ones !
i just love them , really great , i think you should go on with the Photography
Fabric Paper .... its amazingly sad ...

Yeah, the electri-city pics are really good! (oh god I've only just got the title, feeling a bit sloooow today!!)

Don't really have any nice photo's to share. The only photo's I ever seem to take are of me and my friends. And trust me, y'all don't wanna see them!

Some of my photos











an abandoned prison of the fascist regime

Me and my friend Laura, our faces on a Xerox copies, held a tiny bit above the glass.



Mt. St. Michele in Normandy. I saw it, drove the car off the road, got out and took this photo in 1998, Nov.



The Elephant Motel, Margate, NJ.



My friends, Bill and Scott, in my music room.



A street sign someone had altered in Wells, UK.



The bar at The Chatterbox, Jazz club, Indianapolis.

some photos my ex took.....sorry they're so big....hehehee

i love this last one ... looks like a painting from the realism era, really cool

I like the last one, too. Seems to be tweaked a bit, but still I'd love to be there, sitting in the sand listening to the waves.
Approaching storm or not. I need some time on the beach, I think. Thanks for sharing.

thanks guys (it wasn't tweaked) it was a really crap camera that took some amazing photos......our first digital camera......my ex is into photography among his many talents.......sorry it's so big heheheheh

Down below Minnehaha Falls:

Minnehaha -- "Laughing water"
Minnesota -- "Cloudy water" (not "Sky blue water" like the Chamber of Commerce says)
Minnetrista -- "Crooked water"
Minnetonka --
Minnewashta --

I didn't take this next one, but it shows how the beautiful Minnehaha would have gone over the falls
had it not been for the noble brave Hiawatha, who fished her out of the drink.



"Thus it was they journeyed homeward;
Thus it was that Hiawatha
To the lodge of old Nokomis
Brought the moonlight, starlight, firelight,
Brought the sunshine of his people,
Minnehaha, Laughing Water,
Handsomest of all the women
In the land of the Dacotahs,
In the land of handsome women."

Antonin Dvorak tried to write a ballet about all this, but he never got a good libretto,
so he took all the music he had written for the ballet and changed it into the New World Symphony.

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