Michael, one of your best. Laurence Olivier said that Marilyn Monroe always stalled getting onto the set on The Prince and the Showgirl because "She didn't want to act, she just wanted to be photographed." This piece brings us closer to what Olivier meant.
You should save "I never said no" for your tombstone.
Thank you Ethan. This means a lot to me. Yes I am familiar with that story told by Lawrence Olivier. Fascinating. Yes to my tombstone inscription. Great idea!
Ah, now things come slowly into view. Become more understood. Love seeing and learning about this time of your life through your excellent writing. A true creative in all ways. The best thing to be.
I applaud you for writing a piece that reveals so much about yourself. The innocence of youth in NYC in the 80's and 90's was a time when there was more freedom, more creativity and more experimentation. It is so interesting how you look back at those times and are able to reflect with so much objectivity. You take on what photography has become is spot on, especially what the iphone has done to our culture. Well done!!
Michael, one of your best. Laurence Olivier said that Marilyn Monroe always stalled getting onto the set on The Prince and the Showgirl because "She didn't want to act, she just wanted to be photographed." This piece brings us closer to what Olivier meant.
You should save "I never said no" for your tombstone.
Thank you Ethan. This means a lot to me. Yes I am familiar with that story told by Lawrence Olivier. Fascinating. Yes to my tombstone inscription. Great idea!
Ah, now things come slowly into view. Become more understood. Love seeing and learning about this time of your life through your excellent writing. A true creative in all ways. The best thing to be.
the focus is tightening because you are so smart and kind. Thank you dear Bonnie. x
That was great. It’s nice to hear a good experience from being photographed by some of the greats. Really enjoyed the read congrats
Thank you Pete. Happy you enjoyed it. I enjoyed the experiences.
I applaud you for writing a piece that reveals so much about yourself. The innocence of youth in NYC in the 80's and 90's was a time when there was more freedom, more creativity and more experimentation. It is so interesting how you look back at those times and are able to reflect with so much objectivity. You take on what photography has become is spot on, especially what the iphone has done to our culture. Well done!!
So well opined. Thank you! It is revealing and it is personal. I'm blessed to have had these experiences. I greatly appreciate the support.