Thank you for the very provocative images.

Love your work

Love your work ! Just doing some research on stereo image's, Your plexiglass work is quite novel, to say the least, got some interesting idea's from them.

Mr. Douglas Prince,

as a former student of yours its a great pleasure being able to look at your work and using the skills you taught me to still continue better myself in photography. I hope to re-register in your class in a future time, your passion increased mine, i just felt a more urgent call to serve first. i couldn't have imagined a better instructor. Thank you

You were right in what you told me back in 1982... "Not everyone should pick up a camera". I gave up.

Love your work! Incredible and inspiring!

I stumbled across your Balanced Obsessions blog a couple of months ago, and this morning it led me to your jaw-dropping work. It has left me with a lot to ponder. In particular, your comments regarding the digital original strike a deep chord, as I struggle to figure out how my photographs, which rarely ever end up existing as "real" objects/prints, fit into the wider world/history of photography. Anyway, your work is a pleasure (and at times a bit of a queasy pleasure) to behold. Cheers.

wow!! always thought you were "above average" in high school...now, I'm sure of it!! Great seeing you in July. Keep up the good work!!!!

I was in one of your photography classes your last year at Risd ( I think it was 1979 as I was a sophomore, but not sure) and I wanted to see what sort of work you were now doing. In 1979, you were making the multiple image boxes using B&W transparencies, which I liked very much. I'm pleased to see that you are still hard at work making photographs.

Best to you,
Steve