LORENA STURLESE ART

Dearest Lorena,
I hope things are going well for you. Things are rather bumpy over here. I shouldn't let stress consume me though.
Where are the pics of your shot with the Bball player? I'm eagerly awaiting that additional eye candy =)
Thank you for checking up on me, my beautiful friend. You're inspiring. Always.
(p.s.: Why don't you have a Twitter account? It's a good networking platform.)

HOLA CARI.......GUAPA!!!! que tal?
Ya he visto la foto caribeña..... Que guapa!!!!
Muachas gracias Lorena, haces unaos trabajos espectaculares...Un besazo!!!!

Love your work!

Hi Lorena,

Always a pleasure to view your page.


“Dance”

“The expression of love, grace an elegance
A movement of intimacy, empowerment, romance
Riding the crest of an ocean wave
Gliding through the air on a breezy day
My body on Earth my soul reaches away
To Heaven.
The religion of rhythm
A moth to a candle
A key to a slave of
Pleasure and pain
I take my first emancipated steps
Freedom
This is my chance.
That’s where I go
When I
Dance.”

Peace and love.
Paul
X

Gracias por añadirnos. Este es nuestro grupo formado por niños de 10 y 11 años. Somos compañeros del cole y estamos muy ilusionados

Gracias por aceptar el request!! Take care Raul Tejero - www.raultejero.com

Hello Lorena :) !!

I wanna tell u im a big fan of yours !!!!! you are soooooo gifted OMG and truly beautiful!!! ur style is soo unique u shud be in hollywoood wtf !! go 4 it girl !!!!
wt r u waiting 4 =D ?!
stay gorgeous alwayss and keeep filling every1 and everywer with art
tc !!!!
xxxxxx
Dom

Muchas gracias por aceptar... seguro que, muy pronto, la música nos hará coincidir en algún lugar...
¡Un saludo!

do you ever take a bad picture? :p

que hermosa mujer!!!

=) well said. That's a good point and I totally agree with your take on being a professional artist. I had totally left that out. It was a very narrow statement. My original thought though came from a conversation with .... honestly I think it was an older photographer, and we had been to this lecture at the library. The lecture was on the history of women photographers.... and some of the history of photographers in general, the material that was covered, made a point that (at least in that time, and I think is still relevant today) there were photographers who had studios and just took pictures of people for profit, and then there were artists (who, some, made money at what they did) who pushed the envelope and created art with their cameras. And by playing around to create things, very innovative leaps were made technologically.
The conversation the photographer and I had went deeper into this idea when she told about studying under another photographer in California who belonged to a statewide photographers ... um, can't think of the word right now, but basically a club. There's the statewide "club", and the National Photographers Association. And in this organization, there were rules for how a photograph had to be taken; what consisted of a "perfect" photograph. And within these rules, there was no room for artistic license. These were the professionals. But I think the "amateurs" (even if they're getting paid) are the ones who can see what else a photograph could be. Who capture life as it is, people as they are, and find a way to make the viewer FEEL something. What you do is not Walmart quality - they are professionals, but there is not artistry to what they do. That's the difference. Not the dollars, the WAY we shoot, and the rules we shoot by, or don't. =) (and by professional, I think that term is used pretty loosely.... more of just a word to help seperate the differences, not to be taken literally, because obviously, there are quite

thanks for your friendship&talent&beauty.
women are the salt of the earth.
got a minute? check out my music, you'll find
samba in englihs and rock in portuguese.
cheers from Brazil,
Smello.