OK, after the initial enthusiasm roused by Guy´s plea, comments seem
to have kind of ebbed out again. Let´s try to improve this week!
Here´s my modest attempt:
30 jun 2007 kl. 15.38 skrev ADavidhazy:
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated JUN 30
2007. Authors
with work now on display at: http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/
gallery.html include:
Per Ofverbeck -
Linda Buttstead -
A bunch of heavy-weights, but also a nice family photo... I can´t
make up my mind whether the saturation is a bit low, or it´s just a
feeling of dust and drought (but the background seems to be on the
boggy side). Especially like the way the backlighting gives shape
to, and separates the animals.
Howard Leigh - The Prince Albert Memorial London
Indeed, the profile works quite well here, as does the concentration
on detail. Looks like he´s holding a folded laptop in his right
hand.....;-)
Bob Sull - STEPS
With my arthrosis, this image interprets my subjective impression
when confronted with almost any flight of steps.... No kidding, it
does look like a dead end. I´d have burned-in the roots and trunk on
the extreme left, as well as the closest few steps.
Emily L. Ferguson - magnolia acuminata Elizabeth
It does look different from most magnolias I´ve seen, but being a
hybrid explains that (I wasn´t aware you have wild growing magnolias
in the Appalachians; it´s a part of the US I´ve never had the
opportunity to visit, regrettably). Anyway, I like the harmonious
colours.
Valery Firsov - Last year`s grass
Beautiful! These are the kind of dead, white grass that most of us
spend a lot of time removing when shooting flowers in the wild; you
made them the subject of a well-composed image, with a pleasing,
muted colour scale. Like it a lot!
Roy Miller - Moon Rise On French Riveria
Very far removed from the "traditional" photographic language,
indeed. That´s no objection, of course, the result is quite
pleasing. Would make a nice mural.
Per Öfverbeck
http://ofverbeck.se
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