Browsing Gallery: Rosie Saraga

Great capture!!

So this is Larry! I've seen him around, and even once when I had a camera, but I didn't approach him to take a picture. Very nice, Rosie! I particularly like the contemplative look of Larry #13.

Rosie - Thanks for the smile I got from the image. Made my morning. Kurt

Very nice captures rosie--I really like the grittiness of the homeless pics and the wonderful expression of the sailor.

Really nice work!! Grampa is my favorite. Kurt

Wow Rosie! I love your work...some really great images you have posted. Also, thank you for your comments on my work. I really appreciate your comments! To answer your question I was in Beirut this December for three weeks. It was a fascinating place with lots of great photo opportunities.

Jarita

... or: what Rosie would see if she had a fly's eyes. Very nice Rosie!

Rosie, I really like the grain effect on the Calla Leaf shots. It makes the usually slick shiny leaves look like soft fabric. Very interesting approach.

-Andy

Those are my favorites. Oh, and the Philly Row House looks like an Escher illustration.

Rosie, how have I missed all the exquisite images you've posted? I won't let any pass me by again. Thank you for making them available to your adoring public!
Denise

I noticed the great clouds on Monday but I didn't take any pictures of them, I'm glad you did. Nice!

until i read your comments about these being recent shots, i was thinking they were from your extensive archive, taken while on a field trip with alfred stieglitz :)

> until i read your comments about these being recent shots, i was thinking they were from your extensive archive, taken while on a field trip with alfred stieglitz :)

Rich...Oh yeah, me and Al used to hang out a lot with our Brownies. Actually-- and this is a little known fact-- we started the whole "photo field trip" idea!

I can't quite figure out the look the lady on the TV is giving your mom but I love the illusion of interaction you created

> I can't quite figure out the look the lady on the TV is giving your mom but I love the illusion of interaction you created

HIYA DAN, NOT SURE WHAT YOU MEAN... MOM WAS IRONING WHILE WHILE THE TV WAS ON HER FAVORITE SOAP, AS THE WORLD TURNS. , A LONG TIME ACTRESS ON THE SHOW--I THINK HER NAME IS LISA-- JUST HAPPENED TO BE ON THE SCREEN AT THE TIME. I WASN'T TRYING TO CREATE ANY ILLUSION OR ANYTHING. THAT'S JUST WAS WAS THERE!

nice, For some reason I am reminded of the pics of Lyndon Johnson talking to his advisors in the 60s

i esp like the typewriter — very clever composition .... put more up!
rich

Old Lady on Sidewalk makes a mystery - who is she? and where did you find her? and it's a wonderful image with the beautiful light on her back. As is Typewriter. I love the corrosion texture, the cracked platen, the jammed keys and the big "V". Delighted to see more of your pictures.

rosie--what beautiful images--i really love your people especially--i look forward to getting to know you better

I like all your pictures but you asked me which ones I like best... maybe those are "has seen the light", "rounded forms", "rock dove" and "peaceful interlude"... all for different reasons. I could go on with the whole 20 but four is enough for now.