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much commentary already so here is my entry.
>Subject: PF member;s exhibit on AUG 21, 2010 > Trevor Cunningham -seed bloom I like the surreal result of the use of IR. I feel the depth-of-field is fine as shown. I'm not bored:-) > Andrew Sharpe -Pump house, Aspen, Colorado You really made this at the perfect moment, Andrew. The parallel roof and shadow are terrific. Although representational, it is also somewhat an abstract. > Michael Hughes -Dance Class The common body positions of all the dancers is well captured. I also like the diversity of the participants. The lighting, especially on the foreground dancer, is a bit flat for me. > David Small -I have a dream We certainly have come a long was since the 1950's. I recognized the point of this right away. A nice commentary. > Mark Harris - Felicia as a Statue Thank you all for the thoughtful comments so far. This was at the end of a long day for Felicia but she did a nice job for me. I did not originally envision a statue but as soon as she wrapped herself in the chiffon we went with that idea. I did no advanced research and was not looking to copy any particular style or period. This was more influenced by Greek and Roman then anything else. Had it been a nicer day I might have taken her outside and photographed this there. > Jerry McCown -Olympic National Park I get the feeling as much of bones as trees. A beautifully composed sunset image. I like it very much. > Dan Mitchell - Water of Leith A simple, but nicely composed, scenic image. The shadow of the fence is a nice touch. > John Palcewski -Vittoria For an image that does not explicitly show anything, it is very sensual. I love the softness of the lighting and the rumpled white sheet as background. I agree with others that the tiny bit of black bra (?) showing near the top breaks into the image in too strong a way. > Emily Ferguson - Property Line Needing a title to explain a photograph is not necessarily a bad thing. It is obvious that the stones, nicely placed in the frame, mean something and the title tells us what. I do like that nature seems to be reclaiming the site. > Mark Harris gsphotoguy@xxxxxxx http://gsphotoguy.photography.com/ |
