Collin Brendemuehl, taking on the mammoth task of
commenting on every PUG submission this month wrote;
Evening Stroll by William Johnson, USA
Nice sense of perspective.
Makes me think of David Goliath just a bit.
Thanks Collin, for your comments.
William in Utah.
Thanks for your kind comment, Collin.
I think you're right about the fill flash - but I
didn't even think of it at the moment. For me, the
default mode is 'no flash'... :)
Luis
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Old and New by Rebecca Lane, USA
A wonderful panorama. Good cropping.
Perhaps a bit more off the left, to 1/2 way between
the arches.
Thanks, I probably should not have cropped it so much and left it more
intact.
If I ever get the time I will put the original up
Collin Brendemuehl wrote on PUG this months
[ Collin, that's a great job commenting on every one of them! There were lots of
images]
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Arch/Whale by Frantisek Vlcek, Czech Republic
Definitely eye-catching.
Did it take you long to find the right angle to shoot?
It looks
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
I made a couple earlier, but wanted to do the whole thing this time.
My perspective on photographic art:
There seem to be two basic kinds of art -- art that evokes feelings and
art
that speaks.
Some that feel seem to have little feeling, while others can make us
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
Gingerbread by Frank Theriault
Good job getting a feel for the style.
It was a fascinating era in home styles.
Thanks!
-frank
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Thankyou for your kind comment Collin, yes this shot was taken in my office
at work. I didn't have a tripod or wider lens with me at the time but it
looks like a second tripod may have to reside at work for those short
creative bursts that happen once in a while :)
Ciao for now,
I made a couple earlier, but wanted to do the whole thing this time.
My perspective on photographic art:
There seem to be two basic kinds of art -- art that evokes feelings and art
that speaks.
Some that feel seem to have little feeling, while others can make us
rejoice or cry at
their mere
Thank you, Collin, for taking the time to do this.
Maris
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On Thu, 07 Jun 2001 08:27:12 -0500, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
I made a couple earlier, but wanted to do the whole thing this time.
Texas Architecture by Gary L. Murphy, USA
I don't think it's architecture they leave behind,
but we did see a car in Columbus this week with
Thanks Collin,
I havent had a chance to look at the gallery yet. We moved this weekend and
I am just
now getting the computer back up and going. Still lots of unpacking to do
but I am going
to try to catch up on my mail here and there while I do it.
Rebecca
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Collin Brendemuehl opines:
So much good stuff. Just a few comments.
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Light Space #9, by Gerald Cermak
Makes me want to watch The Sound of Music
one more time.
If this is a compliment, thanks. What part of the image gives you the sense
of The Sound of Music? For me, the shot
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Puye Cliff Dwellings by Bill Robb
Nice shot.
I'm trying to think up some silly comment
about that McDonald's sign. Maybe later. :)
It was Tom C who mad me do it.
HAR
On Fri, 01 Jun 2001 08:18:15 -0500, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
Texas Architecture, by Gary Murphy
So is he now your hood ornament? :)
Damn! You peeked! :-)
Thanks!
Later,
Gary
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