on view at: http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html
Elson T. Elizaga - Footprint at the Estuary
Interesting ... lots of tidbits to examine and imagine. Big Foot??? What is that green thing?
what about those little objects on left? Those are some big toes!! Impressive.
Howard Leigh - Esther
Cute. I am not sure lip enhancement was necessary - eyes good. Innocence personified.
Nice separation from background.
Valery Firsov - Ship`s Girl
Hmmmm ... another pretty face. A bit of sparkle in her eyes would be an added bonus.
Nicely isolated from backgrpoaund also.
Lea Murphy - Ruth
A woman who definitely has life experience. A bit too dark for my taste on left of her
face ... a tad more separation between her and background on left would be desirable IMO.
Marilyn Dalrymple -
Hmmmm ... a bit too much PS for me. I suppose it is eye catching to those that live there but
otherwise not meaningful to outsiders IMO.
Rene M Hales - Vista Clara
Nice job of coloring! As a subject it does not do much for me. Maybe the symetrical nature of the
image does not add + value to it ... for me.
Emily L. Ferguson - edge and icon
Unusual presentation for sure of the Falls. The rainbow is a bit weak though. Lacks "impact" for me.
Trevor Cunningham - no...
Weird. And a bit too dark for my taste. The little monkey needs to be seen a bit more clearly IMO.
Andrew Davidhazy - Ontario freighter arrives in Rochester
Weird part of this photograph (as of many ship photographs I have seen) is that the crew is
"invisible". So is this ship steaming on its own?? What? That is a bit distracting to me.
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