I think they both look fantastic, and the second volume especially... it had a more ephemeral feel to it overall that I really like. Also, I just found gallery 259, didn't know about it before today. The brownie cowboys at the bottom of your page about Le Gray is one of my all time favorite photographs. Looking forward to exploring more!

Many thanks Ned. I really appreciate this. Not that I seek feedback, it's like a radar ping, it helps locate myself within a space and a world full of images. Thats one of my fav images too. Was talking to an old guy at the gallery yesterday as he was looking at a framed print. I appreciate that you see what I do....thanks friend.

Thanks for this Ned, sorry I hadn't replied........life.......I am rather chaotic. Love Le Gray hugely. Just published Vol. 4 on 35mm paper negs. Took a year........of which most of it was it being forgotten. Link below if you want to look. I will swing by your wall and see what you have been up too.

Thankyou for your kind words. Publishing is easy, it really is, its just the time and I take so long to do things. I am a born communicator but not a fast processor or doer of things. It was nice to have forgotten about this last Vol. 4 for nearly a year.......and then been able to finish it in a few hours of labour and sweat and not get bogged down like I had been. I think I am starting to see my own style myself........and in thinking about the why of it, I have decided that comes from a combination of the cameras, paper, my ignorance and the processes. I admit to that I am hopelessly aware I have a romantic / pictorialist kind of world view.........and when I look at the world I see it like processed images.......I am a hope intuit and very aware I have a deepening love of the land and the things that inhabit it...trees, rivers.....If I can help people to see it in my own humble way........maybe they will look after it. Would love you to swing this way one day...........you would be welcome to stay at our place and explore this neck of the woods. :-)