At 8:02 AM -0400 8/25/07, ADavidhazy wrote:
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated AUG 25 2007. Authors
with work now on display at: http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html include:
Valery Firsov - Potter
You must be tall, Valery. All your photos seem to be looking
downward! This is certainly an interesting point of view, but I
think it would be more effective if your angle were less steep, and
you were looking over the potter's shoulder from down somewhat lower
behind his back. Keeping his face in focus, so the attention is to
the potter, and not the process, seems very interesting conceptually
to me, but the current version of the image seems to be about a chin
more than about a potter.
Alan Zinn - Midway panorama, Michigan
Well, there's always an outside-the-box demand for this shot, and
this one's pretty successful although it is unbalanced, as has
already been mentioned, and to go the whole distance, at least one of
the rides needs to be clearly in motion/blur. But definitely fun!
Michael Hughes - Basque Dancers
I wish I could tell they were dancing, and not just celebrating
something with sparklers. I definitely like the angle - if the
processing man in the center had just one decisive foot in the air or
were tipped at an unusual angle, or whirling, or stepping low or
jumping, the story might have been more effectively told.
Linda Buttstead - TRUE LOVE
Very sweet. She looks like a caring woman.
Marilyn Dalrymple
Interesting. Which filters did you use to get that effect, and were
the original colors so intense or did you have to fiddle with them?
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