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| 'Bouzdas 2' - 1991 snake |
the fine art of bowhunting
Smith & Bresson Club
Smith & Bresson Club - I was inspired to create the Smith & Bresson Club for photography by the Pope and Young Club, which is for bowhunters. There are certain requirements, which a bow kill needs to satisfy in order to qualify for acceptance in the Pope and Young Club. The criteria to be accepted in the Smith & Bresson club will be based on my own subjective view of my work, which I will score. In short, those photographs that are part of this club will be my best work and those pieces, which would be part of an exhibition. Any photos that meet this criteria, will be marked by a small skull icon. To view the documentary THE BLUE WHITETAIL, go to the following website; http//:filmfreeway.com/873363 or click on the Smith & Bresson logo above.
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Reading Arabic
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| 'Reading Arabic' - 1982 snake |
Still Hunting. When a bowhunter finds land that has a good population of whitetail deer (or any other big game), he moves stealthily through the woods, careful to make as little noise as possible and making sure the wind always blows into his face. Hoping he sees his prey before it sees him, he maneuvers into position for an arrow shot. Easier said than done.
A full-frame, 35mm, black and white photographer uses some of these very same tactics, searching for a subject. Slithering through a cityscape or any other ‘hunting area’, the photographer waits for elements within the frame to fall together with perfect synchronicity, forming a harmonious composition. At that moment, and only that moment, the photographer presses the shutter. Just as difficult an endeavor…maybe.
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