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		Photos full of beauty, feelings, humanism .. Dr. Losack is an incredibly talented photographer and especially amazing humanist. I want to express my enormous admiration .. his photos are a reflection not only of countries and places but also of people who live there - their life, joy and despair, their misery, their prayers, their suffering. His photos are expressing the soul of these countries and people. His photos are not just the simple pictures, but they are pure and sincere expressions of emotions, of feelings .. so vivid and sincere, as if these people were not just on these pictures, but they were standing in front of us and telling us about their life and suffering and begging for help .... And this sincere request, no one can refuse, who has a kind heart .. - Sarka Stabrynova, Ing. 2/21/2013 2:28:35 AM
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		Art and Humanity It is difficult to come up with words to describe work that is visually stunning. Dr. Losack's photos of humans who live in extreme poverty or who suffer disease and/or physical impairment, demand that you look. And you see dignity. And the photographer''s respect and compassion for his subjects. Dr. Losack also turns his artist's eye to the beauty of a sunset, animals, people mourning and people celebrating... each photo reflects deep affection for the subject and the passion of the artist. The world is a better place with people like Dr. Losack. - Flora De Filippo 7/25/2011 2:40:05 AM
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		Were it not for eyes and hearts like you... we, the "lucky" ones, could never witness the truth of our humanity. I admire your passion, respect your voice, am moved by your vision and touched by your soul. And though your photos reveal our very "ugly" face, they are breathtakingly beautiful... making it impossible to look the other way. - Lynne Brown 7/22/2011 8:28:02 AM
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		Sight and Vision Incredible! what we get to know about ourselves when we see our everyday world through your eyes Glenn. I am glad your pictures can observe with no political content - Arun Kumbhat 7/3/2011 9:03:31 AM
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		Creation I have no words Glenn truly for you pictures rather creations except likin all.Simply superb. I know nothing about photography, not at all.However,what appeals me most in your creation is the final reflextion of yopur work! I am a yokel as per photography is concern but really moved very much by your work. I am learning of my own about photography through youir sublime creation. - Kaushik Dutta 10/22/2010 12:24:32 AM
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		In Love.... I am with your mind, eyes, vision, insight, sound, humor, lifestyle, sarcasm and .....friendship. Thank You - Kelli Ellis 6/8/2010 10:22:50 PM
		A wonderful job. Super helpful ifnromation. - Leaidan Leaidan 1/10/2013 1:47:33 AM
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		The Daily Challenge This man has challenged himself to the extreme as a Doctor, Humanitarian, Philanthropist, Artist, Musician, World Traveler and Photographer and who knows what else. Now he challenges US to get involved in the causes and things he believes in. By opening our souls to all that he has to offer, unconditionally. without turning and walking away, without being silent, apathetic, unconcerned and heartless we can only hope to rise up to his challenge. - Fred Miller 7/5/2009 9:55:13 AM
		I really like your tiinsrtaons and quality. I have been producing for Ghost Writers for a while now, and they pay me very well to write blog posts like this, or content articles. I clear $100-$200 on a bad day.Judging by your ability with the written word, you may enjoy doing the same.It wouldnt hurt to check them out. - PrettiiOle PrettiiOle 4/14/2012 10:24:27 PM
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		photos I am shocked I am breathless I am - Lori Canter 6/24/2009 7:10:42 AM
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		Glenn's Oeuvre Glenn's range and sensitivities as a photographer are astounding. He brings an acute eye and deep compassion to whatever his subject has become. From Gay Parade to Indian beggar, from Kabuki Samurai to Bahamian Ferry Driver, he cuts to the essence of a scene and then portrays it with compassion and insight. I can’t help but wonder if he is as good a Psychiatrist as he is Photographer. Having met him only several times, as a person he is humble and generous and this must be how he is able to gain the confidence of his disparate subjects. His web site is a gold mine of humanity. Incidentally, I recently became the proud owner of a signed limited edition “Losack,” and I couldn’t be more pleased. In my small collection it always engenders interest and speculation (mixed of course with admiration) while the other pieces are ignored. I just need more wall space for another “Losack” I have my eye on! Mark Hoornstra MD - Mark Hoornstra MD 6/11/2009 10:29:44 AM
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		Visiting site I clicked on the link from Fizore. Wow, when I said you were good enough for Nat Geo, I hit the nail on the head! Your work is astonishing. You are quite the survivor also. I wish you the best of luck with Cry.Org - Fleur DeLys 3/8/2009 6:31:04 AM
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