On Sat, September 21, 2013 4:57 am, Andrew Davidhazy wrote: > The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated Sept. 21, 2013. > Authors with work now on display at: > http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html include: > Jim Snarski - Flight I know that wildlife photography is difficult, and I applaud folks who attempt it. I guess I'd like the bird coming at me instead of away from me, but you got his head, and that's good. The exposure of the wings look a bit blown out. > Lea Murphy - Jim at the gym Lots of vignette here; seems a bit excessive. His legs seem a bit bright. His pose and expression are very good, as is the overall mood of the picture. > Robert G. Earnest - My favorite this week. The lighting, exposure and composition are very good. I like the rocks going one way, and the buildings going the other. I don't know how the rocks were lit. > John Palcewski - Boarding I guess I'd like the man to be in focus like the plane, but a quick shot while boarding a plane is difficult, at best. And I like how the man's head fits into the letter T. > Bob McCulloch - Highland Light A pretty picture, but it doesn't pull me in to it. Perhaps a different composition utilizing the fence a bit better, or a bit later in the day when the light would be slightly warmer? > Pablo Coronel - Thales Intersect Theorem A nice geometric composition from an unusual perspective. I have no ideas where you were to get that height and angle. > Roger Eichhorn - Star Trails. I've never tried star trails, but this is a good attempt (and a good back story, too). But the picture doesn't pull me in, either, although I like the "mistake" of the star trails going the other way on the right side. > Pini Vollach - Alcoholism Sometimes, a good picture is difficult to look at. This is an excellent example. These girls are all someone's daughter, and I'm damn glad that my daughter isn't anything like them! Andrew -- http://andrewsharpe.com
