Emily, thanks for looking, the color cast didn't appear, at least not so noticeable until it hit the forum, I've noticed that being posted shots display a little different than from my programs even on the same monitor. I'm not so happy with the photo as I as before I posted it, probably just stay on the HD now, Bob.
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 9:51 PM, Emily L. Ferguson <elf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
At 5:34 PM +0000 3/29/14, Andrew Davidhazy wrote:
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated MARCH 29, 2014. Authors with work now on display at: http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html include:
Emily L. Ferguson - Juvenile female snowy owl
Don Roberts - Riding out the Storm
I love the palette - the chill of the blue and the ever-so-slight respite of the pale yellow on the tips of the bush. Seeing all the dark forms lurking inside accentuates the theme very well, to me.
Art Faul - Self-promo with AVIS letters
I'm not sure I'd want to hire a photographer to shoot my ad campaign who portrayed my business as broken down, especially since I rent cars to tourists.
Lea Murphy - Trust examined
I don't get it.
Shyrell Melara - Bite Bite
The trash can really absolutely needed to go before releasing the shutter. Of course, the standard approach to this is down at kid level, showing a sheepish grin, wide open mouth and fresh break in the skin of the apple, possibly with proud parent slightly out of focus in the background. While it is always laudable to seek out other angles on that story, I'm afraid this one is not successful to me.
Bob McCulloch - Bar Harbor
I don't know where the color cast comes from, but did you intend it, Bob?
Bob Sull - Lorain Lighthouse
An awful lot of big negative spaces here. They are not an asset to the image.
Yoram Gelman - Inactive Chair at former Scranton Lace Factory, Scranton, Pennsylvania
It's a nice bentwood chair, the palette is lovely, the darkness is well managed, but there's no reason to include Lace Factory, or Scranton for that matter, in the title, as none of that appears in the image.
David Dyer-Bennet - Snow lace
Miserable dirty end of winter snow, kinda, sorta lacy. It would probably have taken a whole day of checking out every spot of nearly melted snow in a 2 mile square area to find the one which actually could be construed to be lacy. And then to get it backlit with a nice, cold late sunset light - now that would have been something to shoot.
John Palcewski - Musician
Many vital and strong things here - the proud roman nose and well contrasted profile, the eternal street musician's red mother-of-pearl piano accordian, the look of concentration in the face, the stretched hand. How many who viewed the gallery this week noticed the strongest item down at the bottom.
Great crop!
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