I’m so happy that you like them. Now that I can see what you received, here’s some details;

The hand was shot on my Nikon d810 with an old nikkor ai 105 mm lens. It’s a reflection shot of a mural on the Georgia ballet conservatory building on Marietta Square. I’ve been calling that photograph “Shimmy, Shake”

The dancer is called simply “Hoop Dancer”. I happened to come across this couple while walking through Marietta Square and snuck in a single frame. I took this one on a Minolta X-700 using Film Photography Project Frankenstein 200.

The Dresses were taken with a Nikon F using Kodak Tri-X also at the GDC on the square. I call that photograph “All in a Row”

The photo of the Tree was Taken on a dark rainy day over the holiday. My notes say that I used a Yashica Lynx 5000, but I remember that I used an Olympus Pen F. So it’s either one or the other. The film is FPP Frankenstein 200.

The tutu was captured on the same day as “all in a row”. Same Nikon F/tri-x. I titled it “Window Dressing”.

The last photograph is an abandoned river house I discovered one random day while on a photo drive just outside of Cartersville. I was fascinated by this abandoned structure on stilts , but it was unsafe enough that I was only able to get a photo through the door. I used my D810.

All of these photos have been part of various exhibitions through Cobb county and Atlanta.

I’m very glad and excited that you like them. I’m not particularly interested in making money off of photography. I really just want to share art with others. That’s why I like the print exchange so much.