[LargeFormat] Camaraderie

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Yeah I think they are great too.  I have found several books but the price
puts me off some.  I think that the portraits get right to the heart of the
"Cowboy Experience".  I hope some day to get to work more on my project with
some of the Texas "hands".  Real working cowboys are getting harder to find
every year.  I do have several guys that will give me access to them any
time I want for just prints.  The problem is time and the fact that they are
about 500 miles from my home.  Damn, sounds like a song.

lee
----- Original Message -----
From: "Arie" <ariek@pacbell.net>
To: <largeformat@f32.net>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 8:45 PM
Subject: Re: [LargeFormat] Camaraderie


>
> > Thank you it was not hard.  Google and all.  I have the landscape book
and
> > am looking for the out of print book called
> > "Portraits of the Great American Cowboy".  I have only seen 3 of them.
> But
> > the cowboy stuff is what caught my eye.  The Landscape is gravy.
> >
> > lee
> Lee
> For a copy of the book, you might want to try www.abebooks.com They are a
> great resource on used out of print books.  Jay's book is not cheap.  His
> portraits are just amazing.
> Arie
>
>
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