 EMMA JO WITH GOATS
chosen by Ave
Bonar, a freelance photographer
in Austin, Texas. We first worked together,
in 1976, on a 120-page photo calendar, the
Book of Days. She has published several books
since then.
 STEEL BARS, NO CAGE
chosen by Roy Flukinger, Curator, the Harry
Ransom Humanities Research Center, The
University of Texas at Austin. This was
also Sadie Somerville’s first choice
and many others mentioned it, forcing me to reconsider its worth, which I had considered to be only above average. Roy
was a juror of the photos selected for
the 1979 and 1983 Book of Days calendars that I published
and we served together on the board of
the Texas
Photographic Society.
 CLOUD MOUNTAIN
chosen by Barbara, my wife and the
first to comment my work. We live in Arden,
Delaware. I had expected her to choose
a peaceful landscape.
 TEXAS ROOSTERS
chosen by Jim
Janknegt, a painter in Elgin,
Texas. His house and studio are surrounded
by chickens, goats, dogs, cats, and a peacock.
Like me, he has more projects going than
he can begin to finish.
 SUV FIVE ABSTRACT
chosen by David McClintock, a photographer
in Arden, Delaware. David is often a juror
for the Delaware
Photographic Society.
While still shooting film, he has recently
been using the computer as his darkroom.
 BUTTERFLIES
chosen by Gerry Piotrowski, co-owner, Colourworks
Art Space
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 RANGER SANDWICH
chosen by Eric Russell, co-owner, Colourworks
Art Space. My truck, two photos sandwiched
together.
 UNBROKEN REEDS
chosen by Laura Scanlan, Director, Delaware
Division of the Arts. We work
together on a committee at Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
 WINDOW FROST
chosen by Sadie Somerville, co-owner, Somerville-Manning
Gallery in Wilmington, Delaware. We first
worked together on the archives at the
Arden Craft Shop Museum.
 ANTIQUE WOMAN
chosen by Craig
Stacey, portrait photographer,
Bullhead City, Arizona. When we first met,
neither one of us took photos.
 GREAT WHITE EGRET
chosen by John
Wilson, illustrator, Austin,
Texas. A good friend, I was curious what
a non-photographer would choose.
 GREENHOUSE WINDOW
chosen by Bill
Wright, photographer, Abilene,
Texas. Bill travels widely and has published
several photo books.
 D/FW AIRPORT
chosen by Carson
Zullinger, freelance photographer,
Wilmington, Delaware.
T WO SHEEP
chosen by the artist. Like my dad, who was
a zookeeper, I love some animals. I must,
since they keep showing up in my work. |
