Gallery review

[David Dyer-Bennet]

The Photoforum Gallery is on the web at
<http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html>.


Dan Mitchell <javascript:{}> -- Rooftops -- I find rooftops are almost
always more interesting on older buildings, in older cities, than they
are around where I live. But still, this view doesn't manage to come
together for me. The subject appears to be the white wall at lower
right, with the stairway up it, and that doesn't seem to be really
enough to sustain the photo for me.


      D.L. Shipman -- Now that's weird, and colorful. And the background
      sets it off nicely.



Tim Mulholland <javascript:{}> -- Confliction -- Now there's a
complicated situation. Your relating of the story adds to the photo for
me.  The rain on the photo is nice, and the grass somewhat obscuring it,
but not actually obscuring his face.



John Palcewski -- <javascript:{}>OMIGOD...I'm OLD! -- This is not the
week to look for sympathy from me; my birthday was last week.  I like
the photo.  The expression of terror is total -- eyes, mouth, head
position, muscles in the cheeks and neck.   The wood trim at left is
distracting.



Laurenz Bobke -- <javascript:{}>Dragonfly -- Wow, that's a lovely bit of
color.



Trevor Cunningham -- <javascript:{}>oblivion -- Nice aerial
perspective.  The three bits of rock, each thrusting further to the
right in the photo, and each further away, are nice.  Looks kinda dry :-).



Emily L. Ferguson -- effortless <javascript:{}> -- Doesn't come together
into anything for me; just elements sitting there.



Christopher Strevens -- <javascript:{}>Tunnel at Hindhead -- here in
Minnesota, we call the two seasons "snow removal" and "road
construction". (Or else joke about "snow construction" and "road
removal"; they've removed major bits of the freeway close to my house
that I use most often, and won't be putting them back for another year
or two.)



Thanks to all who participated in the gallery this week!

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David Dyer-Bennet, dd-b@...; http://dd-b.net/
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[Trevor Cunningham-2]

It was dry, and dusty. Thanks for taking a look.

David Dyer-Bennet wrote:
> Trevor Cunningham -- <javascript:{}>oblivion -- Nice aerial
> perspective.  The three bits of rock, each thrusting further to the
> right in the photo, and each further away, are nice.  Looks kinda dry
> :-).