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[matusiak <dave AT matusiak.org>]

Great news, Michael!!  I knew your site and its great photos would get  
noticed.  I cannot believe the detail in some of those shots (close-up  
of your daughter's eye & the cemetery after ice storm come to mind).   
Keep up the good work!

In terms of the Pulitzer winner, I don't think I could take pictures  
like that.  Too much morbid reality for me, I guess.  Instead I'll  
stick to wedding and party photography.  That seems to be more my  
speed.

Since the topic is photoblogging, I'd love to hear from anyone out  
there about what types of software are available for such an enterprise  
and perhaps feedback from folks who have installed one or two options.   
A friend of mine wants to set-up kind of a hybrid blog/photoblog/event  
calendar thing and I was hoping to hear from some who have tried out  
the current tools.

Thanks!
dave m.


On Apr 7, 2005, at 1:57 PM, Michael Czeiszperger wrote:

> Hey, my photography blog got a good review on coolstop...
>
> http://coolstop.com/
>
> OK, its not exactly a Pulitzer, but a guy's gotta have a hobby...
>
> http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2005/breaking-news-photography/works/ 
> warzone04.html
>
> _______________________________________________________________________ 
> __________
> On Poetry: People could like daffodils if they wanted to, but should  
> not be allowed to take up more than a page to say so. -- Pratchett
>         -- michael at czeiszperger dot org, Chapel Hill, NC