Look what came in the mail today! by marlboromaam

Look what came in the mail today!

@dutchothotmailcom My late professor's book came today... I hadn't read all of the preface when I was flooded with memories of some of Professor Frair's class lectures - like the Psychology of Photography and the use of "subliminal seduction" in advertising photography. And, Birthney Ardoin has to be related to Dr. Ardoin, who was the chairman of the communication department when I was there so very long ago. I'm very pleased with it! I ordered a used paperback, but they sent a used hardback (library copy) for the same price. It's in pretty good shape! More than a refresher - full of great information and technical stuff that is NOT in my old notes from class. Going to take one chapter at a time and apply it as I can. =)
sounds interesting, your mouse looks great too
October 4th, 2020  
Have fun reading it, extra special since its from your professor. Curious what you will learn.
October 4th, 2020  
@axika LOL! Thanks, Alexandra!
October 4th, 2020  
@dutchothotmailcom I need to relearn and learn. Covers lots of topics. Hopefully, you will see a difference.
October 4th, 2020  
Love your setup here, looking forward to what you will be teaching us now ;-)
October 4th, 2020  
wow I bet you are excited
October 4th, 2020  
How exciting!!
October 4th, 2020  
@ludwigsdiana Thank you very much, Diana! Teaching? I don't need to teach you guys and gals a thing. You're all great photographers!
October 4th, 2020  
@koalagardens I was. Thank you! =)
October 4th, 2020  
@30pics4jackiesdiamond It is bittersweet. I didn't know he wrote a book until I read his obituary a few days ago.
October 4th, 2020  
You’ve gotten me thinking about my photojournalism professor Bob Kearns from my visual communications BA program.
October 5th, 2020  
@kvphoto Well, that can't be a bad thing! LOL! I don't know if 365 was the reason that I so strongly thought about my professor or not the day I googled him and found his obituary. I was saddened. Had no idea he'd written a book, but it's like having a little part of him just for myself. Google your professor! You never know what you might find. Not that you need any help with your photography. I look at my photos and most seem so "clinical" like I'm just documenting instead of expressing. Know what I mean?
October 5th, 2020  
@kvphoto BTW, I thought of you when I saw the library card pocket in the back of the book - last date stamped was June 26, 1994, from the Pensacola Junior College Library. =)
October 5th, 2020  
@marlboromaam the stamped cards & pockets takes me back to my youth... for the most part my libraries were all automated and we ditched the cards & pockets... now it is all about patron privacy.
October 5th, 2020  
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