Comments for Fine Art Photography in Black and White by Frank Brueske

Comment on A Spot of Light by virginia B.

virginia B. — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:27:38 +0000

Love the way you captured the “spot of light”

Comment on In Memory… by Ruthalie

Ruthalie — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 16:18:45 +0000

Frank, What a wonderful gift you have given to your cousins family And, an important lesson for all of us. I agree, that he does know how important he was/is in your life. It is my belief that those who have passed are with us always. They gave us love and that love resides in our hearts for the rest of our lives and beyond, if we pass these lessons on to others. Thank You for sharing this lesson with me.

Comment on In Memory… by Connie Reeves

Connie Reeves — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:35:18 +0000

I am sure each time that your cousin looked at your wonderful work..he knew that you found the secret that he shared with you..that was all the thanks that he needed…

Comment on In Memory… by Ken Wooster

Ken Wooster — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 20:58:32 +0000

Well, Frank, something tells me that maybe cousin Don did know.I don’t think he contacted you just to sell the equipment, he knew it would be in the hands of a person who cared, cared about him and the equipment.
And if Don visited your web site like others do, I’m sure he smiled and knew he had a small part in your success.
I’ve known you for 41 years and I’m proud to know you and sure enjoy your works.
your friend
Ken

Comment on Vertical, Horizontal or Square by Morris Marsolek

Morris Marsolek — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 04:59:20 +0000

Frank:
Great pictures and explanation. You said you used square negatives, I’ll bet it was with your Hasselblad or Yashikamat camera using 120 film. Do you still have those cameras, I have 2 Yashikamats but haven’t used them in years. You inspired me to buy them some 40 years ago. Is 120 black and white film still available.

I always enjoy viewing your photos. Morris

Comment on Painting with sunlight by Jodi

Jodi — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 07:55:51 +0000

Naturally…these type of photos are like a past place in life, both literally and figuratively!!

Comment on Song of a Thousand Gates by Ken Wooster

Ken Wooster — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 18:44:00 +0000

Pretty neat Frank.
It was 41 years ago I took a course at St.Mary’s College.
Great photo and great memories.
Ken

Comment on See The Light by Morris Marsolek

Morris Marsolek — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:47:50 +0000

October 31, 2009

Hi Frank: This is a nice picture of south main street in Alma. You always do good creative work. Tomorrow Judy and I and the foreign student we host @ UWRF will be going to Alma, and stop at Nelson for lunch (we wish you and Rose could be with us). The foreign student is a young lady from Malaysia, a junior in college majoring in food science. We have long hosted foreign students, and she is especially nice. She is kind of left out among the univ. students, because she is the 1st and only student ever to come here from Malaysia. Most of the foreign students are from mainland China or Taiwan, and they tend to hang out together, then speak Mandarin, so she kind of relies on us to intereact and take her places so she can learn more of our culture. Thanks again for the pictures and blogs, they are very good and very interesting. – We will take a few pictures tomorrow as we go to Alma, maybe a few places you may not have not found, such as the “Little House In the Big Woods” of Laura Engels Wilder fame, and a particularly interesting “Rustic Road” off into the hills just south of Maiden Rock, where we will drive several times thru a small stream crossing the gravel road, and where the suroundings are just as rustic as they were 200 years ago.

Say hi to Rose – we hope you will visit us on your next trip toward this part of the world.

With Best Regards — Morris

Comment on Center of The Image by Ruthalie

Ruthalie — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:58:05 +0000

The lines, the shadows, the movement. You see what is not immediately apparent, and then make me see it too!

Comment on Center of The Image by Tori Burgess

Tori Burgess — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 22:15:26 +0000

Hi Frank, Not sure if you remember Clay Hamlet and I from your gallery showing at the Art & Frame Shop Navarre. Just wanted to say hello and I enjoyed these shots from Apalachicola. Love the texture of the peeling paint. These brought back some nice memories of time spent shooting there ourselves.

Remember – rules are there to be broken.

Tori