They are all excellent images, but the first is a real stunner, yo my eye.
Dan Matyola
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/danieljmatyola


On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 2:15 PM, Steve Cottrell <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 27/1/16, Doug Brewer, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>>For those of you who don't follow me on Tumblr, which would be,
>>let's--carry the three, multiply by 3.14--approximately all of you, I
>>ran up a gallery of decent photos from last year here:
>>
>
> <http://dougbrewer.tumblr.com/post/137314406301/twelve-significant-
> photographs-in-any-one-year-is>
>
>
> Wow - not seen these before - and my favourite type of photography.
> Merits some in-depth viewing.
>
> 1. A private moment captured, love the way the shadows in the
> reflections surround her.
>
> 2. Very soft and low key image mocking the billboard pose. Almost
> surreal. Very tranquil feeling.
>
> 3. Superb picture, a favourite. Nice use of square format, love the
> patterns and contrast between the almost silhouetted foreground and the
> high key and hazy background.
>
> 4. Simple and effective portrait study with a delightful splash of light
> on the face. I like images like this with a main subject and a number 2
> in the frame - your eye starts on the face and then darts off to see the
> lamp, then immediately back on the face for more in-depth viewing.
>
> 5. Funicular railway at night - wouldn't be the same without the girl
> walking up alongside. Blur and contrast gives it immediacy and
> 'happening' qualities.
>
> 6. Another portrait, this time a haphazard collection in the frame, lots
> of interest that keeps circling around and back to the face.
>
> 7. High contrast silhouettes and shadows. Graphic image we all know.
>
> 8. Really delicate portrait of a beautiful woman. Love the focal planes
> in this and the deep shadows contrasting the gentle swathe of light on
> her face. A knowing smile adds delight.
>
> 9. Mysterious low key urban street scene - could be anywhere warm. I can
> hear the dog barking out of sight, the distant radio. Very atmospheric.
>
> 10. Absolutely great photograph here - my other favourite. Charming pose
> with just the right amount of face. Love the contrasting patterns
> between her hair and the wood slats, the shirt and the wooden board.
> Beautiful qualities and a beautiful model - what's not to like?
>
> Well done sir - please let me know when your next book is out!
>
>
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>   Cotty
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