My shot was obviously a flop as was last months. It's what I get for
waiting until an hour before the PUG deadline to choose a photo and scan it.
My thoughts for the month:
" Renaissance Bridge " by Bill Sawyer, USA
Definitely an attention getter. Reminds me of the 60's "Time Tunnel"
television show which is one of my favorites. Very nice.
" Bathroom Plan " by Bill Gekas, Australia
Cool shot. Nice layout of subject components. I like the foreground
slightly out of focus. The ruler leads your eye in.
" Arch/Whale " by Frantisek Vlcek, Czech Republic
Nice wide angle effect. A very abstract composition. To me it also looks
like it could be musical bars winding their way into a giant ear. (I hope
those Fruitland guys get here soon. I'm starting to scare myself).
" Nature's Architecture - Capilano Canyon, Vancouver, B.C. " by Cameron
Hood
Lovely shot of the canyon. Been there many times. Who would know it was in
town? A question... Why the multiple exposure?
" 10 in Gun Casements, Fort Jackson, LA " by Kevin Thornsberry
Beautiful. I like the depth, symmetry, lighting and colors in this shot.
" Looking Up I See the Windows Coming Upwards " by Alexey Tikhonov, Russia
Neat this is and perspective altered interesting tilted. :-) Shots taken
at weird angles are often very nice as this one proves.
" Evening Stroll " by William Johnson, USA
I am struck by the reflections as well and by the size difference of the two
main elements to the composition. I usually am not drawn to B&W or people
shots, but this one reaches out and draws me in. Good job.
" Horningsea Park House " by Ray Allen, Australia
I like this shot. I am curious why it seems so crisp and crystal clear.
" The Gallery " by Norm Baugher, Germany/USA
Cool shot. It took me a while to figure out exactly what it was.
"Puye Cliff Dwellings" by William Robb
Nice shot except for all that McDonald's crapola. Sheesh, what ever
inspired you to do that? ;-) How do you say "Puye"?
My favorite this month:
" Taos View " by Ken Waller, Michigan, USA
A strong image. Great tight composition. Leaves one wanting to see more.
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