Part Two: Digital Photography
Digital photography allows anyone with a camera and a computer to begin to undertake the monumental process of conceptualizing and accomplishing their own personal brand of artistic genius. This is all I think I want to, or need to, say about digital photography. The rest speaks for itself.
Seth Wallen.

Derek

Dover Castle (Laura.)

Matt
Gina Prows.

Before Your Face

See Me

Peter
Seth Wallen lists Annie Liebovitz as an influence.
Gina Prows "strives to discard the persona and unmask the raw, real person or subject."
An additional note of interest: We've now created a Flickr page where you can check out all of the photography we've used here at Bare Bones, with requisite links back to the authors and artists.
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