The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated 29 MAY 04. Work now on display at http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html Marilyn Dalrymple - Shadow in a frame Strange, like taking a shadow. Its quite nice though - and I like the idea of carrying a camera always. Russ Baker - Deb Great shot of a good looker. Jim Davis - Great Reed Warbler Nice nature shot. Shows the bird very well. Bob Talbot - Spiderettes Well is shows this social insect with the spiders huddling. But I don't like spiders. UURGH. Margaret Lucas - early morning lobstering Well you sure live in a nice place. Bet its cold in winter. That is a pleasant scene you have captured. I hope your neighbour was not too upset at turning his boat round, just for a photograph! He might have thought you were in trouble. Early morning, so you are on the East coast, yes? Emily L. Ferguson - approaching the windward mark The toning is a bit weird with this image.... We usually associate the technique with the old world image, or the type of shot that was taken in the 1890's. Rich Mason - Is this America? Not just size but quantity too. Like the regimented row. I assume you were in the plains where the grain grown? Jim Snarski - Out of Kenya MMMM. A Safari. Looks like some game, good bit of meat. But you only got a picture. Did you sample the game meat while you were in the park? The Background is blue, presumably because of ultra-violet. So you need a UV filter. And a High Solar input film for Africa. Trevor Cunningham - Red 7 Nice bit of record photography. Taking it as it is. And the info on the plankton is interesting. And the bit about the salt. Don Roberts - Hierve el Agua Sulphur pools? Is it actually Sulpher, the element, or Sulphate? So if it is Sulphate the pool is water with a high concentration of a Sulphate, probably calcium sulphate. Must smell strongly too if it is a hot spring? Paresh Pandit - the pole I wonder if it is electricity of telephones or both? Is the insulators supporting 250 volt electricity supply and the wires lower down the telephone, or is it the other way round. Could be either, I've seen both in this country. I would guess that the insulators at the top carry telephone wires as they don't look big enough for high tension power? WRGill - Wildflowers and Driftwood Nice peaceful seaside(?) scene! Bet you had a nice walk.
