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melvin levey commented on Sol Lang's photo

Stunning

Milena and Roses

Aug 12, 2010

Tim Silano commented on Sol Lang's photo

I think it's high art,ambitious and well photographed.

Dealing with light and enlightenment

May 24, 2010

Liviu Burlea commented on Sol Lang's photo

The NUDE is one of the most difficult artistic expression way.

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Oct 17, 2009

allicette commented on Sol Lang's photo

Incredible & beautiful

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Aug 17, 2009

Ricardo Fernandez commented on Sol Lang's photo

SUBLIME!

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Aug 17, 2009

katikatinka and Sol Lang are now friends Jul 26, 2009

Sol Lang is now friends with Detlev Foth and exgiovane Jul 21, 2009

Detlev Foth commented on Sol Lang's photo

I know your work from artist hidden world, Flickr. Your work is realy amazing, your videowork also!

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First Name: Sol

Last Name: Lang

Age: 56-65

Which of the following best describe you?: Graphic Designer, Professional Creative, Photographer, Collector, Curator, Art enthusiast

How often are you the first among your friends to try something new?: All the time

What do you want people to know most about you?: That I apply creativity to all my projects.

What is your website address?: http://sollang.com

How did you hear about Brooklyn Art Project?: Invitation to join

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Majestic & Mundane, a book of photographs by Sol Lang

"Sol Lang is a perceptive photographer of the usual and mundane. Lang uses found objects as his muse, but what he makes from what you and I would probably consider junk is astounding. He goes to places like an abandoned factory and takes photos where he “...likes to deal in contrasts, to enhance my images by revealing the same object closeup, at a medium distance and far away. I always take photos in series and use the design elements inherent in their very nature such as tire treads, bird… Continue

Posted on March 19, 2009 at 2:52pm

Open Source Photography - Deconstructing Sol Lang

I've been doing some homework for a project of mine called Open Source Photography. I decided to post this as a very informal deconstruction of one of the better photogs on Flickr. You can also check out a Q&A we did with Sol Lang a while back. He's an incredible talent and very accessible person.…

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Posted on January 15, 2009 at 2:30am

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At 9:31am on September 6, 2009, Kevin Jackson said…: HI Sol, thanks for commenting on 'The Truth Reels'.
I'm a big admirer of the cartoon commentators. I draw as I feel it, but that's never enough is it? There's always more work to do to get the idea across.
Your photos are beautiful and difficult I think you tread the fine lines between voyeurism, eroticism and the idea very successfully. Like!

At 10:01am on September 5, 2009, Manohar.Chiluveru said…: H!

glad to meet you, add me a friend please.

Thanks

At 3:01pm on July 17, 2009, exgiovane said…: Such a nice work!!!!!!!!
BRAVO, BRAVO, BRAVO

At 1:11pm on January 26, 2009, mike hinc said…: A very acute analysis. You get the Gestalt. Mike Bowdidge and I did a trade off collaboration. He put music to my HOMO NEUROTICA images - which you can see on the Artreview,com site and I in turn found images to express and explore this piece of music. The music was sacrosanct and could not be altered or cut - everything had to work around that. Problem being I'm really a painter and a 2D digital artist so Roger Mitchell kindly rescued the project with his deft editing skills. I'm glad you like it - you are on Artreview.com - you should check out Bowdidge's page - his music is great but he is also a strong visual artist with a knowing sense of wit and cunning. And his work makes me laugh - what more could you want?