Please don't tina. Please don't feel the need to justify. My holden cawfield complex does that enough for everyone. I think it's because we went to the same high school. (Salenger not holden well holden is Salenger anyway)
It obviously is not posed and having seen your work for more then what coming up on 19 or so years I hope you won't feel the need but why not displace my gallery X shots with a series. I have more Hutong shots I was going to submit but a Tina show would be nice.
On Jan 10, 2014 9:41 PM, "Tina Manley" <images@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I do not like posed shots either. This was not posed. There is a difference between being aware of the camera and being posed. I have never and would never pose anybody for a photo. For most photos, I wait until they forget that I'm taking photos and get very candid shots. In this case, the pig had just been killed, the kids were deciding what to do, I was there. I did not pose them or suggest that they look this way or that. I don't do that at all. They knew I was there, but I did not ask them to do anything. Candid, not posed. I will post other photos of the kids scrapping the pig, but I don't think they were as effective as this one when the death of the pig had just hit them.TinaOn Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 11:59 AM, Emily L. Ferguson <elf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
At 6:03 PM +0000 1/4/14, Andrew Davidhazy wrote:Too much information on the Right side. Not quite enough on the top.
Happy New Year!
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated JAN 04, 2014. Authors with work now on display at: http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html include:
Gregory david Stempel - Street Lamps
Bob McCulloch - Boats
Extremely common shot. Just a report. If you live where this happens all the time, go back and take the same situation 15 times or so until you find a new way of saying it.
Dan Mitchell - Android
It's a shame they didn't alternate the womanniken legs when they set them up. Kinda a standard perspective showing some tired slice-of-life but not enough effort on the part of the Android holder.Really dark on my monitor. I wish there were some connection between the kids and the pig, instead of between the kids and the photographer. Personally, I'm not much into posed shots.
Tina Manley - Children with Pig, 2002
John Palcewski - Hand
It would be more interesting if there were some evidence that the facial _expression_ was connected to the hand, or the hand shape. The facial _expression_ is very strong, competing with the position of the hand within the frame and possibly giving the lie to the captioned subject.I looked for quite a while trying to figure out the decay part. There is a small gap between the farthest post and the railing to its right. I think I'd prefer a little less black.
Yoram Gelman - Veranda in Decay
Trash. No particular evidence of a way, except possibly of the way people abuse their environments. Somehow I doubt that's what Chris was trying to say.
Christopher Strevens - The way.
Art Faul -
Not sure what the image has to do with the caption, especially when digital display in the forum gallery is so poorly suited to revealing evidence of print quality. Not inclined to keep looking when such ugly language accompanies the presentation.
Randy Little -
Wonderful how much improved graphic design has become since this business card. The card exposes to me how ugly typewriter font has always been. No evidence on the card for why "Meyer" is being mentioned in the caption, or for what a bi-plane aerial photography service has to do with the Indy 500. --
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