At 8:25 AM -0400 7/21/07, ADavidhazy wrote:
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated JUL 21 2007. Authors
with work now on display at: http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html include:
Howard Leigh - Wasswater Head, Lake District, Cumbria, U.K.
This image is really great. Without the sheep it would not be so
great, since something needs to be in the foreground. Maybe the
tiniest bit warmer, but not much.
Rene M Hales - Carnation Stems Montage
These are really neat. I love the water line, the wonderful
distortion right at it, and the sense of direction in the stems is
very satisfying to me, as well as the tonalities in them. I agree,
however, that the water one might be better in the middle.
Guy Glorieux - A photographer's garden
The zoom effect doesn't do much for me. Sorta compensates for the
fact that the garden appears to be all green, but that's about it.
Dan Mitchell - Red Frog
I think this shot would be made vastly more interesting had the frog
been shot from much lower down, like at the deck level. And the
flash is just a lot too hot for my taste.
Valery Firsov - Rhythm
This would be much neater without the other paddle right behind the
kayaker. The slow exposure is OK for the effect, but that silver
baton is really just confusing.
Tim Mulholland - Always a bride's maid...
I like the angle, but I really expected a woman. I know, I know -
it's not fashionable to stereotype roles anymore, but there's a
jarring effect between the title and the image for me.
Linda Buttstead -
I think the granite boulder could be cooled down a lot and still
reveal the ant. It's so hot it steals the attention. And probably
most people wouldn't even see the ant but instead just see a blob of
bright light.
Thanks to Andy, as always, for keeping us on our toes. I hope other
people submitted pics to keep mine company, now. If you haven't yet,
get going on it!
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Emily L. Ferguson
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