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A Couple: Although it appears a little dark, and if it were mine, I'd crop it from the top and right side a little, it is still a provocative image, full of emotions. I like the way the lean of the tree matches the lean of the couple. Richard Kessler
A study of a study: What a sweet and beautiful little face! Nice expression, catch light in her eyes. Well done. Gary M. Thomas
Reach for it: Great action and story telling shot. Nicely framed. Janine C. Hanson
Catskill Autumn, NY 2001: I like the warm oranges and yellows against the cool gray of the rocks. The photograph puts me right in the scene - I feel as if I were sitting just off to the side and can smell the trees and leaves. A nice photograph, Janine. Thank you for sharing. Bob Talbot
Historical Artefact: Interesting, fun and provocative. A great example of anachronistic subjects - the artifact and the modern camera. This also brings up the subject of the what is lasting in our world and what is not; what is worth saving and what is not. This shot could keep several arguments going for a long time. It also makes me think of the recent demolition of Buddhist statues in Afghanistan - (what is replaceable and what isn't). That event broke my heart, but images of those statues are available and some of them may exist because of a simple throw-away camera like the one in your photograph, Bob. Roderick Chen
Blue Wall: A very strong image. Nice pattern, textures and colors. I like this image (it would make a great post card, Roderick {;->) Christiane Roh
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, January 2000: The first thing I thought when viewing this image is, "What does the face know about the people behind the closed doors behind it?" (A strange thought now that I think of it. If there's a psychiatrist on this list, I probably just indicated how nuts I really am.) I find the image puzzling, telling and interesting. I could sit and look at it for a long time, thinking about all it's elements. Dan Mitchell
Mandoo: Great detail and texture in the cat's fur. At first I thought if this were my photograph, I'd crop it a little closer to the beautiful cat. Then I decided I liked the information the sidewalk and greenery in the photograph provides. You caught a great expression on the cat's face, Dan. He looks curios, but not to the point of having you disturb his nap in the sun - a typical cat's response. King/Arthur
Three Little Sheep: This looks like an olde English painting of a bucolic scene. I like that effect. Andrew Davidhazy
Leah: I like the smoothness, sense of motion and pattern this image demonstrates. Although you make capturing this image sound easy, Andy, I'm sure I'd be in a straight jacket after trying to duplicate this method. Thank you to all who displayed their work. I really enjoyed my trip
through the gallery.
Thank you to Andy and staff for the work they did to present this
display.
Marilyn Dalrymple
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