Guestbook

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03.26.2003 00:30

Hal

Hello! Great site.

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01.31.2003 04:05

Ato Bisda

United States

Poetic photographs on a refreshingly minimalist website - Mike, yo' the man!

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01.03.2003 03:22

Julie Means

United States

Mike - these are awesome! I'm very impressed and inspired. Keep up the great work!

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01.01.2003 19:33

Terris Linenbach

Costa Rica

The incident in the T (Boston Subway) is disturbing. Either Boston wants all the residuals to themselves or, more likely, this is another remnant of the war on terror (TM). As you said in your email, "you can't be too careful."

Well, of course you can. We can't be safe AND free. Until Americans realize that it will be unsurprising how far Ashcroft etc. go. Meanwhile Bush is the most admired man in the US -- for attending Harvard AND Yale and remaining uneducated? I'm glad I'm not on deck to being a member of humanity. I'm outta here.

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12.15.2002 22:42

Manuel Camacho

United States

Excellent! My experience navigating this site is summed up with two words: Simple and Deep at once. Legend has it that when Malcolm X was to deliver what was to be his last speech at the Audubon ball room (165th and Broadway and sadly gone) he whispered to the emcee that was introducing to the audience in a rather grandiose way:"Hey brother, make it plain". That's what you guys did and you got it beautifully right.
You know Mike I never told you this before but when I see you I kinda imagine Hemingway: A terse toughness, a sweet ruggedness. Keep it up brother. Manuel.

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12.04.2002 01:07

Kendra

United States

Mike! I had no idea you were such a talented artist. I am blown away by some of the images in your portfolio. (sadly, the prices are a little too high for a poor teacher like myself--but, I guess you have to eat.)
The american flag photo essay is thought provoking--great stuff for a classroom conversation about patriotisim and how people display thier feelings about our country.
I'm so happy to see that you are following your passion and doing the very important work of telling stories. Good luck!

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11.30.2002 05:49

Michael Vea

United States

Hey Mike, this is absolutely amazing! Keep up the great work and I wish you the best.

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10.25.2002 01:51

Chris S.

Hi Mike- I'm a friend of Jeremy Amos. you guys have created a great website- good luck with your new profession. your pics are wonderful and lucky us to be able to enjoy them wherever we are!

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09.12.2002 22:13

felicia chow

United States

i didn't know you had decided not to teach another year. sure it was a tough choice--good for you for pursuing what you enjoy most.

the website looks extraordinary.

good luck!

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09.10.2002 04:24

Jon Ingenthron

United States

Compelling, Engaging, Thoughtful, at many levels.
Our wishes are for your continued success.