Gallery Picks for the week ending Dec 17, 2012

My picks this week:

River Nith at Glencaple, Scotland, by sfj

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Mother and Daughter, by hteasley

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beneath the queensway, by print44

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Jailhouse Conversion, by Pickett Wilson

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Thanks to all gallery posters,

Roland.
 
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Thanks, Rob!


Here are my faves:

Flo's portrait: Refreshing use of color.
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Simon: Jan-Ken-Pon
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I clicked Simon's photo as a favorite before the horrible events in Connecticut on Friday. I posted it above without even thinking. Now, I believe it demands some commentary. However, I don't know exactly what to say.

The shooting is so unspeakably horrible and unbearable, that perhaps the irony of Simon's photo can speak for itself. Nevertheless, let me observe that the image captures what passes for innocent child's play. But, underlying the innocence is this disturbing sense, that as a society and a culture, we all bear responsibility in some measure for the shootings.

I mean to say, if this image on its face said "child's play" perhaps the message is that we need to revise our sense of what's innocent and what's acceptable. It seems to me that we here in the US have been sinking into depravity for quite some time now and that maybe this should be a wake-up call to amend our ways. Perhaps I shouldn't -- perhaps none of us should -- view this image as being innocent. Is this what we should be teaching our kids?

Anyway, I don't mean to spark a debate here -- it really doesn't belong in this thread. But Simon's image is provocative in ways he couldn't anticipated on the day he posted it. It is quite powerful by itself, but more so in this new and unfortunate context.

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Milano, Italy, 2012 by Anastasia Ioffe

Milano, Italy, 2012 by Anastasia Ioffe

Love the composition and off center positioning of subject.
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My picks, as usual, compiled before the thread starts. As usual I didn't include some I looked at and should have, and others, as usual, that I swear I never even saw.


Pickett Wilson
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luiman
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Maiku
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tigerphil
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luiman
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print44
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Maiku
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StefanJozef
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Thanks to Rob, Harry, tigerphil and Richard for the mentions.

Now, these are some of the ones I liked:

Lynnb:
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barnwulf:
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Olympuser1:
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siracusa:
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Richard G:
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and print44:
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My Picks

My Picks

Another wonderful week in the gallery this week.

luiman - The Little Town Where Time Stood Still_07
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siracusa - Butchers Window
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Maiku - img 2991
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tigerphil - Leaflets & Shadow, '12
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A second pick from Phil this week - Disconnect, '12
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taskoni - Kalina
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lynnb - Lynn has a series of wonderful photographs that he took back on the mid 1970's. I have chosen two of my favorites.
- public bar #967
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- the ballet school concert #975
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A few more later.
 
Thanks rObklurfield, I like crEEpy...

My Picks:
lynnb
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semrich
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lynnb
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Stuart John
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Stefan Jozef
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robklurfield
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taskoni
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Everything by SimonSawSunlight, a fantastic dance series by icebear and luimans beautiful fragmenta photos.
 
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