The Art/Photography of Eric M. Gustafson

January 27th, 2008 Posted in Photography

Malignant Descent - Copyright Eric M. Gustafson

“To achieve his photographic results, Eric drives to various locations and explores on foot, armed with only his Olympus C8080 camera, a few filters, and a tripod. In questioning further about his process of creating and shooting both urban and rural environments throughout America, Canada and Japan.” Link

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One Response to “The Art/Photography of Eric M. Gustafson”

kate Says:

March 18th, 2009 at 2:21 am
This one looks brilliant.. but I can not visit the site.. it keeps freezing my computer! oooo.. so close… but so far!! :(

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