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'Winter's First Snowfall' - Limited Edition of 20 Photograph

John Crosley

United States

Photography, Black & White on Paper

Size: 40 W x 26.8 H x 0.1 D in

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The first snowfall of the season fell on this park like area next to the Eastern European City's Capital -- a place that is a magnet for residents and tourists alike. The location may be 'far away' but the action depicted here is 'universal' in my opinion. When the first snowfall comes, as here, the snow often is wet, heavy and barely freezing and thus ideal for forming snowballs. What better to celebrate a season that colors everything white than before temperatures turn bitter cold, to have a snowball fight between lovers that is far more mock than real. Here an act of 'combat' really is an expxresion of love and happiness. The snowball smashes into his face and its components fly away in a white cloud; he has not been hurt. The lover's aim is far from 'girlish' as she scores a bulls eye, and despite his being hit, the very fact this cold ball was directed at him is an expression of her strong feelings, even love for him. This is 'mock combat, in my mind an expression of love and trust as well as a celebration of cold, white months to come. john (John Crosley) Image copyright 2007-2018, all rights reserved. No reproduction or other use without express prior written permission from copyright holder.

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Photography:Black & White on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:20

Size:40 W x 26.8 H x 0.1 D in

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I am a photographer who has taken in the past 12 years, over est. 2 million images, mostly street, with many shown previously under various host sites to over est. 200 million counted viewers. I practiced law very successfully in Silicon Valley, CA for nearly two decades; retiring at about age 40. I am a graduate of NYC's Columbia College, Columbia University. As editor/writer/photographer, I won the Lebhar-Friedman Publishing Blue Chip award for excellence in writing, editing, and photography. For law,I won a variety of awards and special recognition. I attended law school in Silicon Valley, graduating with honors and founding my own Silicon Valley law firm, from which I retired in the late 1980s. I have worked side by side with over a half dozen Pulitzer prize-winning photographers, was shot once, and later medically evacuated from Vietnam while photographing the war there. Self-taught in photography, later, among others, I have been mentored by the following: 1. Henri Cartier-Bresson 2. Sal Vader, Pulitzer winner, Associated Press 3. Wes Gallagher, President/Ceo of Associated Press who groomed me to replace him as A.P. head. 4. Sam Walton, Wal-Mart founder who tried to lure me into his smaller company, now the world's largest. retailer. 5. Walter Baring, Peabody award winner, WRVR-FM NYC's premier cultural radio station. 6./ A variety of great photographers, many Pulitzer winners, including many also from Associated Press,/ Many were Vietnam war colleagues from my freelancing the Vietnam war; others from AP NYC world headquarters. I took H C-B's advice: 'Shoot for yourself, John,' to avoid photo work that would require shooting in a special style. not my own. HCB's s generous, helpful advice also resulted in a career with AP wire service as a world news writer and editor, world service, Associated Press world headquarters, NYC. 6. Michel Karman, Lucie Award photo printer and photo exhibition genius. ent in two 'wars' -- the Vietnamese War, and a prisoner of war taken by Russian separatists in the current Ukrainian--Russian Separatist battles that killed over 10,000 and displaced over 1 million. While writing and as a worldwide photo editor for Associated Press, I was asked to understudy their CEO (worldwide General Manager), to become successor general manager on his retirement, but declined the position. I live the lifestyle of a photographer and am proud of it.

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