Topic: Welcome to Camp

[gothamtomato]

I wanted to post these images here but couldn't figure out how:

Here are a few selections of images from my upcoming Blurb book on the Hasselblad site.

http://hassyusa.com

My article is titled, 'Welcome to Camp'.

[Phil Bebbington]

This works perfectly! The direct link is http://hassyusa.com/blog/2010/09/30/welcome-to-camp-by-deborah-gilbert-2/

[LT]

it's easy enough Deborah - either upload the files using the "attach" option underneath the text entry window, or take the web address of the jpg and stick [ img ]     [ /img ] html tags on either side (alternatively, hit the little button above the text entry window that is to the left of the web link button and this will add the tags automatically.

the pics look great BTW

[gothamtomato]

This works perfectly! The direct link is http://hassyusa.com/blog/2010/09/30/welcome-to-camp-by-deborah-gilbert-2/

It was updated after you visited, and now the direct link is:

http://hassyusa.com/blog/2010/09/30/welcome-to-camp-by-deborah-gilbert-3/

Thanks!

[gothamtomato]

it's easy enough Deborah - either upload the files using the "attach" option underneath the text entry window, or take the web address of the jpg and stick [ img ]     [ /img ] html tags on either side (alternatively, hit the little button above the text entry window that is to the left of the web link button and this will add the tags automatically.

the pics look great BTW

Thank you & I'll have to keep this where I can find it and try again next time.

(And btw, you can see in the b&w's in the post part of what I was talking about in another thread. The first image at top is exactly the perfect tone & contrast, and I didn't have to do anything special. But the one with the girl wrapped in the towel is flat and a different tone. When I print it in the darkroom I dodge & burn it to get it just right, but I can't figure out how to do that in photoshop.)

[johann]

Those pictures are amazing. They really communicate what you wrote about in the caption.
Excellent work. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[gothamtomato]

Thank you!

If you can, please post a comment under my post there. It seems that the posts that have gotten comments stay visible longer, so it would be a help. Thanks!

[calbisu]

The fifth shot has so much strength and tenderness at the same time...

[Photo_Utopia]

I'd like to add my congratulations on your wonderful series.
Regards
Mark Antony

[original_ann]

Thanks for sharing this Gotham!  Beautiful work