Some nice shots this week -- and I like the larger number of shots too.
The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated April 19, 2014:
http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html include:
Tina Manley - Making Rice Paper
Very interesting, all around. Backlit paper, woman's concentration. I'd like to know what those things are behind the woman -- part of the paper process? The copyright is very distracting.
Rob Talbot - Julie
Can't figure this one. Dentist's chair, airplane seat?
John Retallack -
I think this should be worked further -- at least to increase depth. Could be nice.
Pablo Coronel - Dogwood blossom
I don't know about van Gogh, but the falling branch and the back lighting is nice and that insect/bird on the right adds the right touch. (Hummingbird moth?)
Allan Rosen-Ducat - Happening in the desert
Interesting sculpture. Can't say much more
Jim Snarski - Liftoff
Nice to see. One shot of many? -- or just a lucky shot?
Bob McCulloch - Morning Skies
Interesting shot in an otherwise ho-hum genre.
Art Faul - Oban Harbor and Mull Ferry
Very interesting, but after looking at it for a while I began to sense something might be wrong. Is the ferry really that large? -- the perspective does not seem right. Or something. Still interesting, however.
Yoram Gelman - Bobbin Rack
Dan Mitchell - Ghost Passage
This could become a good dramatic shot. Especially if there is more to choose from at the other end of the passage. (Or stick in something else ;-) )
Pini Vollach - Ant looking up
Hmmm.
Andrew Davidhazy - Molly on the run!
A great shot, reminiscent of one part the Muybridge panel proving that a galloping horse sometimes has all four feet in the air. Like the "Liftoff" shot above, was it one shot of many? -- or just a lucky shot?
'Till next time, -yoram
