The reason FB had to end was because of the dwindling supply at 50 posts a week. I decided to come forward with NC as a trickle-feed of interesting images that was more manageable- even with new images at a slower pace, hopefully a quality selection.
I chose the name âNo Commentâ from something I saw on a European news channel. A brief vt would be shown of some current situation – refugees, bombings, natural disasters and so forth – with no voiceover, so that the images speak for themselves without being âmanipulatedâ by opinion or bias.
Rob, I love it and 3 at a time makes it even more invaluable to me to sit and look at them a bit longer, understand the image and even place myself there so to speak to get the feel. I did love the 50 images but at times I would catch myself flick thru them quickly and not take in each image as I viewed them. And appreciate them the moment the camera captured the image.
I remember the ‘No Comment’ slot on the news and I can see exactly why you chose the title; the lack of narrative does make the viewer look more closely and with possibly a more open mind.
Interesting group of photos. Engine work on a P-39, what looks like salvaging shells from a mud flat at low tide, and recovery/erection of a Hurricane in the Desert.
Craig Abrahamson said on March 17, 2018
If your “No Comment” posts are replacing your “Friday Briefing” posts, how about adding a few more pics to the mix, as it were…? I love these! đ
Rob Pollock said on March 17, 2018
The reason FB had to end was because of the dwindling supply at 50 posts a week. I decided to come forward with NC as a trickle-feed of interesting images that was more manageable- even with new images at a slower pace, hopefully a quality selection.
I chose the name âNo Commentâ from something I saw on a European news channel. A brief vt would be shown of some current situation – refugees, bombings, natural disasters and so forth – with no voiceover, so that the images speak for themselves without being âmanipulatedâ by opinion or bias.
Jeff Bailey said on March 17, 2018
Another interesting group, Rob. Thanks!
Chuck A. Villanueva said on March 17, 2018
Rob, I love it and 3 at a time makes it even more invaluable to me to sit and look at them a bit longer, understand the image and even place myself there so to speak to get the feel. I did love the 50 images but at times I would catch myself flick thru them quickly and not take in each image as I viewed them. And appreciate them the moment the camera captured the image.
david leigh-smith said on March 17, 2018
I remember the ‘No Comment’ slot on the news and I can see exactly why you chose the title; the lack of narrative does make the viewer look more closely and with possibly a more open mind.
Luis Felipe Diaz said on March 17, 2018
Few photos or 50 they are always interesting! Keep them coming!
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on March 17, 2018
Interesting group of photos. Engine work on a P-39, what looks like salvaging shells from a mud flat at low tide, and recovery/erection of a Hurricane in the Desert.
Jeff Carle said on March 17, 2018
I miss the Friday briefing, no matter the length….it was very much appreciated!