Constructive critiques welcome here :)
Please feel free to tell me what you really think. I want to know:
1. What I should keep doing
2. What I should stop doing
3. Different perspectives on what I've done (for artistic ideas in the future)
Sometimes in this community, I feel like I'm in over my head among so many very talented artists.
Please feel free to tell me what you really think. I want to know:
1. What I should keep doing
2. What I should stop doing
3. Different perspectives on what I've done (for artistic ideas in the future)
Sometimes in this community, I feel like I'm in over my head among so many very talented artists.
Tuesday
August 14, 2012
Radiant Joy
This is Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller of San Antonio and Fr. John. I wish I could tell you Fr. John's full name. He made a guest appearance Saturday at Mass and I did not understand the full pronunciation of his name when he was introduced. I believe he is from someplace in Africa. When he spoke, he had a gorgeous accent, full of both culture and compassion. The Archbishop is originally from Mexico. I met him earlier this year when he sat a few seats from David and me at the screening of "For Greater Glory". What a beautiful soul he is, so gentle and joyful, despite the many atrocities he has witnessed in his life. I took this shot during the Gospel proclamation. When I was going through the pictures from Saturday, this one caught my eye because of Fr. John and the banner behind him. It's why I took the shot. But on my computer, the radiance is even stronger than it was in my camera.
August 14, 2012
Radiant Joy
This is Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller of San Antonio and Fr. John. I wish I could tell you Fr. John's full name. He made a guest appearance Saturday at Mass and I did not understand the full pronunciation of his name when he was introduced. I believe he is from someplace in Africa. When he spoke, he had a gorgeous accent, full of both culture and compassion. The Archbishop is originally from Mexico. I met him earlier this year when he sat a few seats from David and me at the screening of "For Greater Glory". What a beautiful soul he is, so gentle and joyful, despite the many atrocities he has witnessed in his life. I took this shot during the Gospel proclamation. When I was going through the pictures from Saturday, this one caught my eye because of Fr. John and the banner behind him. It's why I took the shot. But on my computer, the radiance is even stronger than it was in my camera.
Tuesday
August 14, 2012
Radiant Joy
This is Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller of San Antonio and Fr. John. I wish I could tell you Fr. John's full name. He made a guest appearance Saturday at Mass and I did not understand the full pronunciation of his name when he was introduced. I believe he is from someplace in Africa. When he spoke, he had a gorgeous accent, full of both culture and compassion. The Archbishop is originally from Mexico. I met him earlier this year when he sat a few seats from David and me at the screening of "For Greater Glory". What a beautiful soul he is, so gentle and joyful, despite the many atrocities he has witnessed in his life. I took this shot during the Gospel proclamation. When I was going through the pictures from Saturday, this one caught my eye because of Fr. John and the banner behind him. It's why I took the shot. But on my computer, the radiance is even stronger than it was in my camera.
August 14, 2012
Radiant Joy
This is Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller of San Antonio and Fr. John. I wish I could tell you Fr. John's full name. He made a guest appearance Saturday at Mass and I did not understand the full pronunciation of his name when he was introduced. I believe he is from someplace in Africa. When he spoke, he had a gorgeous accent, full of both culture and compassion. The Archbishop is originally from Mexico. I met him earlier this year when he sat a few seats from David and me at the screening of "For Greater Glory". What a beautiful soul he is, so gentle and joyful, despite the many atrocities he has witnessed in his life. I took this shot during the Gospel proclamation. When I was going through the pictures from Saturday, this one caught my eye because of Fr. John and the banner behind him. It's why I took the shot. But on my computer, the radiance is even stronger than it was in my camera.