Museki Abe - Gulls in the early morning - Nice composition but I think the image is severely overexposed to the point there's no details on the water surface. If you shot RAW you can manage it but if you shot JPG, it's a problem and in this case I suggest you to convert it to BW and work the convertion in order to get a nice result, it'll be hard but no impossible.
Andrew Brooks - Salford/Manchester - Wooooow, impressive cityscape, one of the most beautiful I've seen. I love the waving lines of the horizon and the suspended street (or train road, I'm not sure). Compositon, exporure, all is perfect. Great work, congratulations.
Robert G. Earnest - Family portrait - Great light, interesting composition ... this image is at the same time simple and complex ... and very powerful. I just think it would be better in BW with a punch in the contrast than in color.
Pini Vollach - TLV - IL - Very nice abstract image .. I love all these lines, very nice. I think this image must be BW, it's not a color image I dare say.
Laurenz Bobke - tree reflected in a pool - Hummm, great reflection shot. I image this image would be great printed in metalic paper. Simples and powerful image ... the way I like ... it's magic the image formed over the water surface.
Christopher Strevens - A Person who has been treated by Psychiatry - Nice photojournalist way to shot ... I don't like the blurry and the texture effect, I think it would be much more powerful sharp and in BW.
Andrew Davidhazy <andpph@xxxxxxx> escreveu:
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated MAY 13, 2006. Authors
with work now on display at: http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html include:
Emily L. Ferguson - After hours
Museki Abe - Gulls in the early morning
Andrew Brooks - Salford/Manchester
Robert G. Earnest - Family portrait
Charles Dias - Mayra
Pini Vollach - TLV - IL
Laurenz Bobke - tree reflected in a pool
Christopher Strevens - A Person who has been treated by Psychiatry
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