Bob Sull, Jake. Ah, the sweetness of youth. Here's where an overall blurriness adds to the spontaniety of the scene. Not every image needs to be sharply focused. Howard Leigh, Remembering. The gentleman at far left seems to me the very essence of a British military veteran, perhaps a graduate of Sandhurst, distinguishing himself in both war and peace. Now during the final days of WWII, I once read, British planes bombed Calais, mistaking it for Dunkerque. Ooops! I think I would have taken this shot in color, so as to emphasize all the medals and decorations. Emily L. Ferguson, Quaker Meetinghouse Window. Interesting downward view, which I think would profit from a bit of burning in of the scene outside. Bob McCulloch, Double Falls. This scene would be vastly improved had it been shot in the magic light of early imorning or late afternoon. As it is, the overall brightness renders everything rather flat. Michael Hughes, Crowd scene at Arts Festival. If this is simply what you saw, then maybe you need to get a new prescription from yer optometrist! Unlike the soft focus of the birthday scene, above, blurring doesn't contribute to the image. On 5/12/12, Andrew Davidhazy <andpph@xxxxxxx> wrote: > The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated May 12, 2012. > Authors with work now on display at: > http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html include: > > Bob Sull - Jake > John Palcewski - Listen! > Howard Leigh - REMEMBERING > Emily Ferguson - Quaker Meettinghouse window > Bob McCulloch - Double Falls > Michael Hughes - Crowd scene at Arts Festival > > Note there are no photographs in-waiting. Participation encouraged! > > To participate find instructions at: > http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery-sub.html > > Send your contributions early and anything you can do to prepare the > photographs so they do not require additional adjustment would be much > appreciated. Especially keeping them near 100Kb in maximum size. Please take > an extra minute to abide by this request but if you have doubts about how to > prepare images just send them anyway and the capable gallery staff will > adjust them for exhibition. > > From: Cici > > PS: do you know of other persons who might be interested in subscribing to > PhotoForum? See below: > > FYI - for subscription instructions and other informational files visit the > PhotoForum's website at: http://people.rit.edu/andpph/photoforum.html > > FYI- to unsubscribe from PhotoForum send email to: > listserv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with text "signoff PhotoForum" on first line of > message body. > > PF on Facebook at: > http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=234442540144&ref=mf > > >
