Hi all,
Here are a few thoughts on this week's gallery:
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From: "ADavidhazy" <andpph@xxxxxxx>
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Subject: PF members exhibit on May 16, 200
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated May 16, 2010.
Authors
with work now on display at: http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html
include:
Lea Murphy -
Another amazing iPhone photograph. The slight tilt bothers me slightly. It
took a minute to realize that was the rail and not a shadow.
Jim Davis - Yellow Trees
I know the "rule" is to have a strong foregound element but the grasses
distract a bit. The composition of the rest of the photograph is so strong
and the colors terrific.
Trevor Cunningham - plants taller than i (cont.)
I liked the other and I like this one too. The low angle works well.
Dan Mitchell - Tree
The composition here is very nice. The low saturation works for me. Maybe
there is a "Poloroid" future.
Marilyn Dalrymple - Still Life in Red
Yes, the red theme does bring these objects together. I also like how the
bright rim of the vase balances the dark area. Sometimes a simple still life
makes a good photograph.
Emily L. Ferguson - To the Beach - brrr
This is a very pretty, nicely composed landscape. Without the explanation I
would not have gotten cold or the beach.
Michael Hughes - Warm-up
I like this for the moment captured. I feel like had the flash been bounced
off the ceiling the softer, more even light would have helped.
John Palcewski - Butterfly Candidate
A nice capture, John. The lighting works well bringing out nice detail.
David Small -
This is a very strong nude image. The pale skin against the dark industrial
equipment makes for a nice contrast. One very minor nit, as uncomfortable as
it might have been, he should have lost the flip-flops.
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Mark Harris
