This month's PUG runneth over with so many varied and rich views. These are a few of the pictures that kept me coming back to see more: "Capitol Reef tree Sculpture" by Jan van Wijk. I like the conrast between the "annimated" quality of the tree and the softness of the background. "Caloques" by Juame Lahueta. What a remarkably playful space Juame has found. I really like the interaction of the planes of the walls and the painted edges of the walkways, the interplay of the grays and white lines. Well seen, Juame! "Wood and Wire" by Darryn Richter. The more I look at this picture, the more harmony of shape, tone, space is revealed. The knot in the wood and the loop of wire, the "grid" of the wire and the edge of the composition, the softness of the weeds as one intercepts the foreground and "dances" my eye back into the soft focus in the background. "The Event" by Gianfranco Irlanda. The enlightened expressions of surprise, anticipation, and pleasure is a joy to see. It is hightened by the fact that we are not seeing what they are seeing. "Below 0" (degrees) by Thomas Cakalic. I like the color and contrast of this unusaual natural formation.
"Leaf" by Ed Kenney. Such a rich tactile presence of the droplets! "Macro-Wide angle by Dan Scott. I like the contrast of the graphic image of the screen wire and the pictoral reflections of the water droplets. "Butterfly near Tucson AZ. Nov. 7, 2001" by Ann Sanfedele. What delicacy! What a tapestry of tone, line, color, and transparancy! My wallpaper for quite a long time to come. Thanks, Ann! ===== What boots up must come down. Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
