Tim MulhollandDesert Dipper: The tent
adds interest to this shot. I tried cropping it from the top
down and I like it better, as a horizontal cropped just above the bottom
1/3 of the image, but I understand you probably wanted to keep all the
stars in the photograph. How did you determine your
exposure?
Bob Talbot
Doge: I
like this shot very much. It is framed and cropped
nicely and the soft colors are attractive. Will you tell us a little
more about it? Where was it taken? What type of building
is it? Do you think it might be stronger if you burned around the
edges of the print slightly? That would draw the viewer's
eye deeper into the photograph.
Don Roberts
Farm to
Market: The color from the bottom of the photograph to just
above the center, is wonderful. From that point of the image and
above, it loses a little impact because of the graying of the
colors. Was it a cloudy or hazy day? I think if
the photograph was cropped to just above the line of trees in the
center of the photograph it would really be a powerful shot.
Emily L. Ferguson
God and mammon
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Trinity Church and
the Hancock Tower: A great contrast of
old and new. I like the old better.
Peeter Vissak
Faces
again: Your tree photographs remind me of paintings a local
artist does. They are of his "Treech" people. He is
writing a book - the characters are his "Treeches." Here
is his web site so you can see if you think your photographs and his
artwork have any similarities.
I enjoyed this weeks gallery. Thank you to
all who shareed their work. My comments were thoughts and
suggestions, only. I was trying to say something constructive
and more than, "Wow! What a great photo."
Marilyn
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Let no one
come to you without
leaving better and happier.
Mother
Teresa
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