David Small
Protester NYC: The woman's expression shows determination and deep
thought. I find the image a little confusing, though. The woman looks as
if she could be in another country or time. Is this a current photograph,
David? Is she protesting wars that may come, or past wars? Was this taken
after 9/11? If so, is she protesting 9/11 or America's possible response to
9/11?
Dave Small
Dave
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- Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 06:45:51 -0800
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http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html My mail box is acting up, so I am forwarding the reviews in sections. Greg Fraser Harvested: I like the strong geometric and high contrast look of this photograph. The diagonal corners, rectangle of the chains and half circle of the wheel all make an interesting design. Dan Mitchell Welney Parish Hall: Black and white printing is a perfect choice for this photograph. The building takes me back to when men held meetings in smoke-filled rooms and discussed business, sports and other mysterious things women did not have privy to. Nice textures and tones in the image too. John Palcewski Audrey Bradford Stubbs: The photograph and title of your story (The Blind Barber) make me very curious about your story, John. I hope you will post it when it is done. David Small Protester NYC: The woman's expression shows determination and deep thought. I find the image a little confusing, though. The woman looks as if she could be in another country or time. Is this a current photograph, David? Is she protesting wars that may come, or past wars? Was this taken after 9/11? If so, is she protesting 9/11 or America's possible response to 9/11? Be back in a moment. Marilyn--- End Message ---
