Work formerly on display http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html Not quite so hot a gallery as last week: indeed, is that just the time of year but little interest in reviews either ... D.L. Shipman - Nocturnal visitor A high key shot of a spider: Lots of depth of field - actually for me almost too much as there are no depth-clues. The head looks blown out: flash? I feel I need more to make a picture, some background or the web? Dan Mitchell - The discussion A street shot but not one that does anything for me. Sure, it's uncluttered, but what is the story / wider context? jIMMY Harris - Night Rodeo This is a very acceptable photograph: the blurriness of the riders adds a mystery to a scene of an event I have absolutely no empathy with. Rodeo? 'Bout as understandable as train spotting for a spectator sport. Lovely well-executed/presented shot of a subject I'm not interested in ... Guy Glorieux - Montreal, Silo 5 in Old Harbour Yes, it has a genuinely old feel about it. The car gives it away - perhaps too the white plastic (?) gazebo. Nice image. Christopher Strevens - Tram near West Croyden Lovely. At last a "bug*ered about" image from Chris I can truly enthuse about. Am I really looking at a photo or a pixel painting though? It says "hand coloured" yet is seems very very little of the original photo remains. I really would like to see a procession of how this was done: the original photo the reduced version before hand colouring some explanation of how - what digital tools / actions were involved. Are the hard black lines also drawn on or are they the result of some filter? It really is more a piece of art than a mere photograph - If it is all automatic then at last the filters have produced something that looks man made. To me I can see human intervention / choice in the finished product. Well done Chris (at last). Now just tell us how. Andrew Davidhazy - Another competant/interseting entry from the worlds premier technical dabbler ;o) I do have a complaint about the cropping ;o) The graininess is attractive: the hard black lines don't work - maybe Chris could colour it in for you. B0b
