Gallery Picks for the week ending Mon 29th November 2010

[luiman]

Thank you, Ezzie!

 

[Michael Markey]

Thank you for the mention
Late to the party partly `cause there are so much good stuff and also I don`t have the artistic vocab to do any of them justice.
So I`ll just say that I like Tim Barkers Kyla5, MGeary Taxi Cab ,Frank P`S tableau (and here I will stick my neck out and say that it reminds me of Caravaggio) and Paul`s lovely warm portrait .
There are more of course.
I never seem to see so many photographs that I like ,all in one place anywhere else.

 

[john neal]

Thanks M2Fan 😀

Difficult not to score one or two good shots in that location,

One of my favourites is the psychadelic nude, but its nws, so I won't repost it. The girls in the dance class is great, and Petronius shot with the converging horizontals makes me shiver - great stuff!

 

[paulfish4570]

Thank you, Michael.
I thought you stated you didn't have the vocabulary to do the photos justice ... 🙂

 

[porktaco]

i didn't go through the gallery this week, but god-dam is this a hell of a photograph

perfect motion capture of the subject, great rain, wonderful surroundings. blade runner meets gene kelly.

 

[paulfish4570]

"blade runner meets gene kelly."

Incisive ...

 

[Den]

Thank you Paulfish and Bike_Tourist. I registered in this site way back 2008 and this is the first time I made my own gallery. This will definitely encourage me to put more photos in and contribute.

 

[Jeicob]

Thanks for the picks Leica M2 fan, filmfan, Harry, Luigi, Mike and Poul

The separation of the three openings makes the image so pleasing. It's as though it is a painting and the 3 circles had been planned all along. Excellent.

In order to maximize separation I hide the areas were one surface structure were changing to another.


BTW this makes scrolling fun 😀

Haven't been all the way trough this weeks gallery entries yet 😱

 

[Richard G]

This one is so dynamic. The fine branches reach up quickly somehow and the foreground jumble adds a sense of movement, almost rotation, all such a contrast to the main subject. I keep coming back to it.

By Robklurfield

 

[robklurfield]

thanks, Richard.

 

[Olivier S.]

Thanks Jeicob and Vince Lupo for mentioning my photographs.

 

[lynnb]

thanks Harry, I much appreciate you including my photo in this thread