Christiane Roh (Morat, July 2002) lovely color palette. textural too. interesting how the box balances the man, clock, shadow. i find myself trying to figure out what he's doing...(counting cracks? on his fingers?) ;-) and overlooking the scenery...which obviously is commonplace for him. Kostas Papakotas (tuning before the "MILKMAN) i like this. sweaty, hot, under light. concentrated. performing for self, before performing for others. i wonder if i'm not seeing the best "print"....it's really muddy here. but i certainly like the moment Don Roberts (Music Ain't Everything) just makes me laugh. men are men. (*no sexist remarks intended*) and so is lime green. ;-) David Small what i like is the yin yang. (poor comparison, but it was came to mind) obviously, light, dark covered, uncovered flat footed, high heeled holding, held the hop-scotch feel..... AND - the run in her hose ;-) Michael Weiser (San Miguel de Allende, Mexico) anticipatory. love the type of lighting wish it had been a bit softer and i wish i could see her expression closer. Jeff Spirer (Door to Perceptions) enter exit half full half empty wind blows doors open love the toning, texture, mood the past/the present/the future Karen Habbestad (winter) thanks all who have commented ;-) Brian van den Broek (Vespa, Padua) red red/pink red/orange sharp and molten vibrant for sure. i'm not keen on the white. Louis C. Smith dig it. it's as if i'm watching glass being "poured" (if it is poured) anyway....i feel as if i'm watching the creation. i also like the interplay of the oval, round, cylindrical shapes. Marilyn Dalrymple (Bicycle Wheel) gosh. i like the idea. the idea is about all i can see...it's too small :( well...comp wise i think there maybe some unwanted tension on the right side... but i'm not sure Marilyn... oooo.....maybe a bicycle wheel for Barbie.....fallen down.... yeah! ;-) Roland Idaczyk (Toby and his friend) makes me laugh ;-) unfortunately on my monitor it's not sharp.....and hard for me to discern "critters" i like the placements w/in the frame. King/Arthur (Baby/Lamb) i sure like the idea. softness definitely goes with babies and lambs. unfortunately for me, it's just too soft. ok..... i did it. whew! thanks for the opportunity ;-) --karen h.
