PF members exhibit on 19 May 2012

[Andrew Davidhazy-2]

The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated May 19, 2012. Authors with work now on display at: http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html include:


                Bob McCulloch - 43rd Street
                John Palcewski - Bird
                Jim Snarski - Ruffled
                Christopher Strevens - The Road


SPECIAL NOTE: Allan Rosen-Ducat has a series exhibition of his Ridge Line Project photographs installed in Gallery-10.

Note there are no photographs in-waiting. Participation encouraged!

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[John Palcewski]

Bob McCulloch - 43rd Street  The City is rich and fertile ground for photographic exploration and just about any photograph taken there--at least to those of us who are New Yorkers--is evocative.  Keep shooting!

Jim Snarski - Ruffled   I see this as a metaphor of how I feel when after a long Photoshop session the power suddenly goes out and I've lost everything I've done.  Like the bird, I know eventually everything will soon return to normal.

Christopher Strevens - The Road   The solitary figure in the distance and the overall bleakness is to me a perfect illustration of the Existential Dread touched on in the ruminations of Sartre, Kierkegaard, and Heidegger.  Being truly alone is at once satisfying and terrifying, never just one feeling.

On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 8:13 AM, Andrew Davidhazy <andpph@...> wrote:

Bob McCulloch - 43rd Street  The City is rich and fertile ground for photographic exploration and just about any photograph taken there--at least to those of us who are New Yorkers--is evocative.  Keep shooting!

Jim Snarski - Ruffled   I see this as a metaphor of how I feel when after a long Photoshop session the power suddenly goes out and I've lost everything I've done.  Like the bird, I know eventually everything will soon return to normal.

Christopher Strevens - The Road   The solitary figure in the distance and the overall bleakness is to me a perfect illustration of the Existential Dread touched on in the ruminations of Sartre, Kierkegaard, and Heidegger.  Being truly alone is at once satisfying and terrifying, never just one feeling.

[Pini Vollach]

Ruffled - Amazing !

43rd Street - It is not clear what is this: possible personal project that
you are not sure about ?

Pini

[Robert J McCulloch]

Pini, I've seen this kind of scene all my working life, not sure I want to do it, when I'm there no creative urges, when I'm away I think I should, conflicting feelings, Bob.

On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 4:28 AM, Pini Vollach <pinimage@...> wrote:

Ruffled - Amazing !

43rd Street - It is not clear what is this: possible personal project that
you are not sure about ?

Pini

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