So on the other images...
Leslie's photo really packs in a lot, it appeals to me as someone who photographs people on the street. The face really seems to pull the viewer in. Nicely done. Greg's photo has an animal in it that's not eaten or at least prepared to be eaten, that's sort of there with the birds, but the light is great. Take the cat out and I'm there. I'd really like to like Shawna's photo, but it seems a bit too precious. Shawna's political stuff (website) does more for me. John's photo seems too bland, I get the point, it does that well, but it seems to fall flat. I love minimal photos, Per's works in that context, but it's a bit too natural for me. Shyrell's wacky self-portrait is almost post-modern, but yeah, the execution falls a bit short. I'd agree with Rand, it looks like the colors are all bungled up due to not enough of them. Trevor's shot, well it's just not clear what's going on, something needs to explain it better. The bear is cute but not cute enough.
I guess that's enough, I don't think anyone will complain about me not reviewing after reading this mess. And thanks to Rand for doing a much better job than I ever will.
At 06:21 AM 1/10/2004, ADavidhazy wrote:
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated 10 Jan. 04. Authors with work now on display at http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html include:
Leslie Spurlock - Haitian street kid Gregory david Stempel - Mamiya in the sun Shawna Hanel - Injustice Jim Snarski - Gull Friend D.L. Shipman - Anhinga - Venice FL, 2003 Jim Davis - Flying Low John Palcewski - On the wall. Per Ofverbeck - Winter weeds Jeff Spirer - Yellow Hydrant Shyrell Melara - I'm Soooo Bored! Trevor Cunningham - Umm, Houston...We have a problem. Kostas Papakotas - wino
In PhotoForum's Series gallery (link on the main exhibit site) Kostas Papakotas
has a colorful NEW! series of photographs "The Carnival is Coming!".
You may also like to check out and contribute to the Greeting Card Exchange also available for one more week. Link to it also from the above site.
There are no photographs enqueued for future installation. Contribution instructions can be obtained by following a link from the gallery page given above. There were about 400 visits to the site last week.
Thank you, Brandy and Hannah of the PF exhibits staff
Jeff Spirer
Photos: http://www.spirer.com
One People: http://www.onepeople.com/
Surfaces and Marks: http://www.withoutgrass.com
