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-Steve (2/07/2012)

Moving On...

Update: I got a Pro Flickr account with the money I made from Prom Portraits, and so I'm planning to post a lot to there for now as I figure out the details for my official photography site.

Portfolio's up! But I use flickr mostly now...

So without further delay, here are my two shiney new URL's:

Official Professional Portfolio:

Flickr Account:

Update Update (Feb 07th 2012): HI! I still check this blog every once in awhile. It's fun to have an archive of my first Project 365 still hanging out on blogspot. Cool.

Anyway, in case anyone is wondering, my web home base is now stevemoraco.com - Simple enough right?


Thursday, July 31, 2008

Day 202: Michael


This is one of Michael Garmin's Sculptures. Our family has 2 of them. He's very good, and has a gallery in Manitou, a touristy city just west of Colo Springs and "at the base of Pikes Peak." My German foreign-exchange nanny-babysitter person, Nelly, (my mom was full-time teaching at the Academy, so I was with Nelly much of my very early years lol) was actually offered a job there to be apprenticed by Mr. Garmin himself, but she refused... don't really know why anyone would refuse that...But I don't remember her. Hope you enjoyed my little family story there. This was lit with the Vivitar 285HB a few inches above the sculpture. I am particularly fond of the depth of field and clarity of the detail aparant in the picture.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Seems I remember something about Michael Garman in the news just this week -- He's closing his gallery or something like that. This man is internationally known in the artists' community. A shame that a young person passed up a chance at an apprenticeship with such a genius. The clarity of your photography once again gives us surprises - the detail of dustparticles and little spider web strands!

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