Gallery Picks for the week ending June 3rd 2013

[lynnb]

I thought Stuart John captured 'the look' so well in this bw portrait of Emma. Mona Lisa with a touch of teenage irony?

 

[lynnb]

Mike's abstract is reminiscent of Picasso, with its deconstructed figures and arrangement of shapes and colours within the frame:

West Houston Street © 2013 Mlehrman

 

[lynnb]

a Family of Man picture from Tuna:

The Family Outing © 2013 Tuna

 

[lynnb]

classic and beautiful still life from Sausalitodog:

orchid in vase © 2013 Sausalitodog

 

[lynnb]

Loved the expression in this candid snapshot of Milla, by hteasley. The tones are subtle and attractive:

 

[lynnb]

Great to see such high standards of portraiture in the gallery. Loved this sharp, sassy portrait by Alex:

Untitled - Photo 209020 © 2013 Kiev Ilegalac

 

[lynnb]

Enjoyed Richard's foray into colour. Perhaps he's moonlighting with the Society of Illustrators.

Bières du Coq Hardi © 2013 Richard G

 

[lynnb]

Great to see new members posting such excellent work in the gallery - this is Mgermana's first picture post. I look forward to seeing more:

Colleague and Actor © 2013 Mgermana

 

[lynnb]

Sam's eye for colour is equally as good as his vision in b&w. Emotional and evocative. Like a memory.

Color Series A2.5 © 2013 Filmfan

 

[lynnb]

another beautiful MF portrait from Alex:

Rainy Day © 2013 Alex Krasotkin

 

[Mlehrman]

Deepest thanks to Lynn and Shirley.

 

[lynnb]

Beautiful colour and light in this church interior by Alex:

Untitled - Photo 208877 © 2013 Kiev Ilegalac

 

[lynnb]

Another shot in Filmfan's colour series. Reminds me of Meyerowitz. Of course it's art.

Color Series A1.4 © 2013 Filmfan

 

[Shirley Creazzo]

my thanks to Biomed for placing a photo of mine in such good company.

 

[lynnb]

I really liked Hac's gritty character study.

 

[lynnb]

I admired this beautiful, haunting photo by Aapov27:

 

[Keith]

Thanks Lynn ... much appreciated.

Hiyawaan ... Colour, colour, colour! And composition of course!

 

[lynnb]

Roland managed to get warm and natural responses from all his subjects in his Carneval series. I liked this one the most:

Carneval © 2013 Ferider

 

[Keith]

Biomed ... a very different type of colour here with the beautifully subtle pastel shades. Lines, composition and light ... this has everything IMO.

 

[Keith]

Filmfan ... I think I like this better than the previous posting. A surreal scene that floats in a sea of OOF, brought back to reality by the sharp foreground elements.