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At 6:30am on August 12th, 2008, Vincent van de Wijngaard said…: Hi Lis,

The Scotland Story is on the Unit-site...Can I sent you mail to another address? best, Vincent.

At 6:24am on August 12th, 2008, lis hollander said…: Hi ya, the Scottish article sounds interesting. Impulsion is a mix of horse and lifestyle. I a also doing a fashion photoshoot in Scotland so could be quite nice. What sort of cost do you charge.???

At 3:49am on August 12th, 2008, lis hollander said…: Hi Vincent - take a look at the second issue and see if you think you might have anything suitable as a photographic essay for the next issue.

Kind regards, Lis
www.impulsiononline.com

At 2:48pm on July 29th, 2008, Manu Brabo said…: Hi Vincent:
I love your shots from morocco, colombian pictures are so great as well. Nice way to use colour and contrast, an exception in the nordic way. Are you under Rio Braco influence? Im just kindi' . Nice job. Congratulations!!!

At 7:37am on July 25th, 2008, Aaron Sosa said…: Greetings Mr. Vincent.
I could already regroup the images for albums, perhaps on having seen all of them followed it becomes a little boring. When we see more than 100 together images. Thank you very much for his suggestions, Tambein admired very much the work of Kalvar and I liked his also. See you soon.
Aaron Sosa

At 2:57am on July 25th, 2008, Vincent van de Wijngaard said…: Dear Rachel,

I think the best advice would be to simplify your working method and stick to 2 or 1 lens(es).
I think wide-angles are interesting because it opens up a possibility to work in layers. Take all photos out which are not good enough. I like the way you use available light. Try to find subjects which have been overlooked and try to express yourself on a more personal level and interest. Avoid cliches. Look for refreshing compositions, images that hold a surprise.Especially in countries like India where everything is visually appealing there are dangerous traps....maybe try to reverse your working method by photographing the flipside of your subjects. Try to explore the medium rather than the subject....

Best, wishes, Vincent

At 12:27am on July 25th, 2008, rachel ceretto said…: well thankyou for accepting :) do you have any advice for some of my work? im at a bit of a loss where to go now that i have it
thanks

At 2:04pm on July 3rd, 2008, Roxana Vasquez said…: Thanks! for inviting me. I like your work.

At 2:13am on June 23rd, 2008, Bart Gabriëlse said…: indrukwekkende portfolio op unit.nl ...
dankje!

p.s. onder 'groups' kun je altijd lid worden van mijn 'european group'

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