Gallery picks for the week ending Monday, 19th of July, 2010

[paulfish4570]

quicksilvermike:

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Thank you, P. 🙂

 

[EliasK]

My picks:

Walter Leporati:
Lawn party

matko:
picture-18

Todd.Hanz:
window light

Keith:
organic glow #1

barnwulf:
Abandoned Church

 

[filmfan]

Thanks for including me in this week's great collection of shots. Here is another one I liked very much:

Jelico

 

[photony texas]

Thanks JamesH for selecting my two tOy cAmerA shOts for the Monday gallery.
Sometimes we/me get to caught up in the Gear Thing when taking phOtOs is what it's all about in the end...

 

[photony texas]

onhur77

Tuna

edho

 

[brainwood]

Thanks for the mention lynnb

Always an honour to get in the weeks picks

 

[barnwulf]

Thank you EliasK for picking one of my photographs for the Gallery Pic list. There are a lot of excellent photographs and it's an honor to be included. - Jim

 

[porktaco]

onhur77

utterly delicious

 

[Fawley]

Well I guess many of us think alike. My three picks have already been mentioned. Jelico by Speed is a very off beat eccentric shot -- excellent. Was it set up? If not, you've got a very quick eye.

The sense you get of the young man in Todd Hanz's "Window light", instantly reminded me of a shot by Mark Goodman (Donald York, 1974) from the Museum of Modern Art, can be seen in a book entitled American Children. This is the best portrait I've seen in quite a while.

 

[Todd.Hanz]

thanks for the mention ELiasK and Fawley, I'm humbled by your words.

Todd

 

[Fawley]

So my first attempt at posting a picture to Gallery Picks was flup. I wanted to repost Todd's picture. I hit the "sunset" insert button, then typed in the URL which I took to be "post 1369463" and all I got was --- no picture.

I also wanted to say about "untitled" by onhur77 (already posted twice, no need to), this shot reminds us that a good photograph doesn't have to be sharp and show good detail (Sorry Ansel), but it does need imagination and a good eye.

 

[-doomed-]

Thanks for the mention

 

[raid]

Thank you very much for the mentioning, Lynn and to Paul. It is appreciated.
It is a photo of a child, and usually this is boring to others.

 

[leica M2 fan]

robklurfield Stanley Steamer

robklurfield Stanley Steamer

Sat July 17, 2010 13:59

 

[paulfish4570]

Raid, my wife called the photo evocative, and she has never met Lina. I must agree with her because I HAVE met Lina. Evocative is the word ...

 

[raid]

Raid, my wife called the photo evocative, and she has never met Lina. I must agree with her because I HAVE met Lina. Evocative is the word ...

Hi Paul,
Lina was playing with dolls on the carpet and close to a window above her. I grabbed my camera and took some photos at available light. Yes, Lina is quite some person. She is a tough cookie and very comfortable with addressing people directly and without discomfort. You have met me and my children, so you will be able to describe Lina.

 

[rockman525]

hey... I fish in there!

 

[andreios]

by harrejesus

 

[lynnb]

Hi Raid, you can see that in Lina's direct gaze, and also see the thinking and judgement going on. It really caught my attention (and my wife's) - we have a daughter who is similar when it comes to dealing with adults.
That, and the unusual but effective lighting. Nice one.