It actually is a $1 Buddha mask I saw in a store, instantly saw its potential for a photo, and bought it.
Sorry, I haven't had time to comment on last week's great selection of pictures, but I got a new job as a graphic designer, so I was very busy trying to put on a good show for the bosses.
A dream job - doing what I love to do and actually get paid for it!
Promise to comment on this weeks photos over the weekend.
Thanks also to the folks at RIT for making this gallery possible.
Renate
On 8/5/06, Guy Glorieux <guy.glorieux@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Quick comments while the July 29 gallery is still on the site:
Renate Volz - Buddha Eye
Beautiful. I like the ambiguity of the picture which could be seen as
either a negative or a positive image. The essence of tao.
Dave Shipman - Untitled
Very nice treatment on theme of the rose.
Jeff Saxman - Untitled Polaroid
Terrific! I love it! Very different from the work shown on your web site.
Marty Kerins - Dawn at Carman's River
Very nice peaceful composition. The right bottom corner is a bit
distracting and could perhaps have been burned up as much as a full stop.
Guy Glorieux - Sea of chairs
I captured several pictures on this theme. Composition was made easy
because I used a small pcket Canon Powershot SD450 (A terrific little
companion - My only forray into digital at this stage).
Veli Cigirgan - Untitled
Interesting composition but can't make a judgement on it. Would prefer to
see only one half of the picture.
Morley Roberts - Aimee
Nice model, but somewhat disturbing picture. As if she were a streetwindow
mannequin. Lacks breating space.
Best regards,
Guy
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