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Russ Baker: A nice
idea, to have the performers in costume and nicely posed. I also like the
duo tone. Great shot (you didn't happen to get the fingers of his left
hand, then lose them in the cropping did you?).
Trevor Cunningham
White Sands Yucca: Simple, clean, well framed and composed. Howard Leigh
Kentish Field: A very restful scene to look at. It makes me wish I were there. The hay stack (?) on the left is a little over powering. My eye keeps going back to it, which is a distraction. Lea Murphy
Joshua sits up: Joshua looks so proud of himself. He posed himself nicely with his right arm and leg held at the same angle. Nice shot. Andrew Brooks
Rolling Sea: Wow. Quite an amazing feat, putting this image together. It must have taken a tremendous amount of time. Have you tried having it printed on canvas? Tim McGraw:
I like
this photograph very much. What I like about it most is that it
is reminder that scenes like this one still exist.
Roy Miller
Lauren In A Blue Hat: I like this, but the model's arms look a little uncomfortable. If her arms/elbows were a little more forward, she may look more balanced and comfortable.
The arms as they are, however, add tension. The unusual "processing"
certainly makes for a unique photograph.
Jeff Spirer
Drummer: Unlike Howard's Kentish Field scene - I don't want to be where this drummer is{:-> The grainy, otherworldly feel of this photograph work well for the subject matter. David Small
Street portrait N.Y.C.: My first thought was that the thumb or finger and jacket on the left side of the photograph should have been cropped out, but now I'm not sure - I think they add something. The hand the thumb is attached to may be pointing to something; the hand could be to block the portrait subject's forward movement; there could be something in the palm of the hand. An interesting photograph. Thank you to
all who contributed to the gallery.
Marilyn
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