ADavidhazy <ANDPPH@ritvax.isc.rit.edu> writes: > The PhotoForum member's gallery/exhibit space was updated JUN-01-02. Authors > with work now on display at http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html include: Thanks as always to those keeping this going. I just read a comment by Bob Talbot, and as he suggests, the gallery doesn't necessarily have the best selection of things-I-might-want-on-my-wall, but it is usually full of interest and things I remember. > David Small - intermission Speaking of which, hmm, surely I've seen this in the gallery before? I like the viewpoint, anyway: sort of a chair's photograph of a chair. > Dan Mitchell - Outwell Ah, eat yer heart out, Constable! Look at that sky. Mind you, Constable didn't have to paint wires, did he? > Jose Luis Vasconcellos - At Sao Francisco river, Brazil I find it difficult to comment on portraits, though this one certainly conveys an interesting character. (I'll give up here on portraits.) > Jim Snarski - The Red Umbrella A nicely captured view: the roofs are wonderful, yet need that point of focus you've provided. I think unfortunately the convoluted chain of events from slide to screen has resulted in a general softness, which is a pity. > John Lee - Fireside Chat This puzzled me for some time, until I understood that it's a sculpture. (I mean, what is that man *covered* in!??) I think the colour/texture is very effective, though somehow it would be nice a bit bigger. Your web site has the same general low-key look, which I find appealing after all the superfluous "punchiness" of so many colour images. > Jeff Spirer - A Place to Sleep I can't say I would want this on my wall, but I suppose I should see it as part of a photoessay on a site of activity that is no more. Though it doesn't say much to me, as always it seems, it says it rather well, so I an sure I will remember the photo. > Greg Fraser - Playground You must get some points for the best splash of colour this week. Not sure that the elements in this come together, though, somehow. > Bob Talbot - Euston Station Nicely done, even if it doesn't *look* like a station. > jIMMY Harris - Another Couple Ha ha! Well, you captured the moment - though I fancy some of these animals make the "moment" into a rather drawn out affair [ouch!]. I'm not very enamoured of dark backgrounds: could you not do this without flash [?] ? > Andrew Davidhazy - after Edgerton Sorry, bedtime. Well shot, anyway. (Apologies for not spending the time I should on this...) Brian Chandler ---------------- geo://Sano.Japan.Planet_3 http://imaginatorium.org/
