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  Bobby Alcott says:

  "Once in a great while, one might come across a person's work that moves them well beyond the point of observation, to that magical place of integration where the viewer becomes emotionally intertwined with the artist's message. Bradley's is that work.
  
  Another facet of his brilliance is the level of definition in his message. Bradley's photography, for example, of the Rainforest replantation -- notice the incredible composition and contrast. He leaves very few ways to interpret the work, bringing you right into the world he wants to present. This is the work of an incredibly skilled storyteller.
  
  I look forward to every single image in this stream, and cherish each one; the kind of sentiment normally reserved for one's favorite band.
  
  Thank you, Bradley, for leading the way and bringing us along."

  18th July, 2006

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  Mark Hiser says:

  "If Bradley__j is not a professional photo journalist, he needs to think about becoming one. His images are probably the most moving and powerful ones I have found on Flickr or any other place. The portraits he create not only capture a subject, but also a sense of time and place. When I look at the people he photographs I feel like I can know that person and his/her history in a particular environment. Bradley__j should be selling his work and he should be thinking about putting together a book to sell. I would be first in line to buy that book. His work inspires and moves me."

  11th June, 2006

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  [kren] says:

  "I've been watching Bradley's photos in awe since I've joined Flickr, his Indian photos will remain special favourites of mine. I'm happy that he's back after a long absence. Like what Sara says in her testimonial above, I hardly know anything about the man, but I know that his presence here is a gift for us."

  22nd May, 2006

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  Sara Heinrichs (awfulsara) says:

  "I'm delighted to write my first testimonial for this photographer because it is rare that I find someone whose work is both so distinctive and so inspirational to me. Don't know much about Bradley the man, though he seems a nice fella, ;) but Bradley the photog is someone I hold in high esteem.
  
  Always a pleasure, sometimes bittersweet, never anything less than excellent."

  25th February, 2005

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  babasteve says:

  "Bradley_j is a truly great photographer. Every one of his photos is feast for the eyes - each of the likes of the memorable FSA photographers of the Great Depression and their photographs: Cecil Beaton, Robert Capa, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, etc. Every one of his sets is a master-work in itself. Delve into "Children at Work; Children at Play" or explore his "Images from India." Guaranteed, you will be touched. Or enjoy his magical "Little Ones" and "Misc." sets - they will put a smile on your face. You will get lost in the photos of Bradly_j and leave them feeling like you have actually been to the places depicted.
  
  You can't ignore Bradley_j, and he won't go away. One thing is for certain, though, his star will burn even brighter in the future!"

  14th February, 2005

Name:

Bradley McNeill

Joined:

January 2005

Currently:

Vancouver, Canada

I am:

Male