http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html
Quick and dirty!
Sue Butler - I like the concept but don't think this exemplifies it
well. Could just be focus or shaky hands. Keep trying this and
show some more.
Greg Frazer - Dealt with this in a previous email to the list. Like
it a lot when it looks like I think was intended.
Elson Elizaga - Not fond of dog kisses, suspicious of pit bulls and
don't see why this was presented like a stereo pair. Strikes no
positive chord with me.
Emily Ferguson - Like the angles at play and the scene in general.
I feel it should have more zap since it probably did in reality.
Maybe telephoto and humidity dulled it a bit but.....
Jim Davis - Not up to Jim's usual standards for me. Seems like a
snapshot. Some critical element, human or esthetic, is missing.
Won't get into horizon.
Renate Volz - Succeeds conceptually and pictorially for me.
Evocative of slot canyon or sand dune photos showing mirroring of
images in different scales.
Howard Leigh - Gull bothers the heck out of me. Looks like a
double exposue because the tonality doesn't match the rest of the
scene at all. It should have some flare around it like the rock
does. Also needs cropping I think.
Chris Strevens - What to say, Chris? A record shot that means more
to you than me. At least it hasn't been altered with filters or Bryce.
Bob Talbot - A revelatory shot I think. The real Bob Talbot very
much on view. I like but really think you should have leveled the
handlebars. Just kidding. The tension would be gone if things were
on the level.
Pini Vollach - Another what to say for me, Pini. I'm not sure what
was attempted but I get a much too busy monochromatic puzzle. Maybe
a little PS work could help. Don't know.
I would like to thank all of you who reviewed last week's gallery
and my snow picture. ISP problems and some thorny family issues
kept from replying then. Belated thanks.
Don
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The urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the
urge to rule. -H.L. Mencken, writer, editor, and critic (1880-1956)
