robklurfield
eclipse
ThomasM
A great series shot moments apart. This one was my favorite.
gho
A great image in many different ways. I like the fellow's averted gaze and his sideburns. Great light, exposing someone who perhaps wasn't thinking about being the subject of a photograph at just this moment.
another from Luigi.
A budding artist intensely focused on his "canvas." Not only did luiman use the strong back light as a light source, but also as a subject here, creating a bit of blank canvas suggesting how open our young artist's future might be. Great composition.
mgeary
great rain, light, composition, tone, etc. I was waiting for Gene Kelly to make an appearance.
Walter Leporati
A great shot across Washington Square Park from where Andre Kertesz lived for many years. Her white skirt forms such a strong contrast, suggesting what: purity? against all the grays and blacks. Great composition.
a classic tableaux from Frank Petronio that, compositionally, suggested work of great master paintings from the renaissance. we've got one figure posed as if on a cross. we've got a madonna and child. saints and sinners. and, all stitched from separate verticals. rather amazing and dense with possible meaning.
Dick Thorton reappears in the gallery with a great shot aptly titled, with a nod to Milan Kundera, "The Unbearable Whiteness of Being."
A great series shot moments apart. This one was my favorite.
gho
A great image in many different ways. I like the fellow's averted gaze and his sideburns. Great light, exposing someone who perhaps wasn't thinking about being the subject of a photograph at just this moment.
another from Luigi.
A budding artist intensely focused on his "canvas." Not only did luiman use the strong back light as a light source, but also as a subject here, creating a bit of blank canvas suggesting how open our young artist's future might be. Great composition.
mgeary
great rain, light, composition, tone, etc. I was waiting for Gene Kelly to make an appearance.
Walter Leporati
A great shot across Washington Square Park from where Andre Kertesz lived for many years. Her white skirt forms such a strong contrast, suggesting what: purity? against all the grays and blacks. Great composition.
a classic tableaux from Frank Petronio that, compositionally, suggested work of great master paintings from the renaissance. we've got one figure posed as if on a cross. we've got a madonna and child. saints and sinners. and, all stitched from separate verticals. rather amazing and dense with possible meaning.
Dick Thorton reappears in the gallery with a great shot aptly titled, with a nod to Milan Kundera, "The Unbearable Whiteness of Being."