Richard Berter
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Gallery Pics for the week ending 19th March 2012
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Firstly, some of the photos that grabbed my attention - although I was away alot last week so missed plenty by the looks of things.
I'll start with another cat shot!! I know, shocking.
ferider's Shadow21 - Whilst I'm a big softie for cats this one gives the dog lovers some ammunition when they say cats are aloof, stand-offish and certainly not man's best friend. Perhaps, perhaps not but better watch what you say around them.
Lynn's XA Summer #999 - I could easily have gone for Lynn's bench shot which was superb but this one is just so good to stare at, slowly realising how many patterns and cameos there are to look at.
Shirley Creazzo's Sunrise New York State - a tiny picture but a beautiful colour palette...and a reminder that somethings are just too pretty not to photograph
Semrich's Untitled - Bringing speed, road noise, grinding gears, horns and burning deisel to life
bobbyrap's Zeiss 21/4.5 - The title gives the impression this was little more than a lens test or experiment, the result is so much more.
ChEc's Letter and number sequence ( sorry Chris, I've forgotten what its named ) - Amazing colours and utmost precision in the composition.
Steveh's Underground#1 - This is the London of Mackendrick's The Ladykillers or the Rathbone/Bruce Sherlock Holmes movies and I could love it for that reason alone.
finally, C. Poulton's Greenwich Park Couple - I try to avoid commenting along the lines of "just like HCB" or "as if Terry O'Neill took the shot" etc etc, except the first thing I thought when I saw this was that someone had simply posted a Winogrand shot to the gallery. I'm so ashamed😉 but I wouldn't be if I was Mr C. Poulton.
I know I've missed loads this week but even what I did get to see has been impressive.
Secondly, a big thanks to Lynn, Lluigi, Photony Texas and Tj01 for including my triptych and another nod to Richard; my second week back looking at the Gallery Picks and I'm already finding how differently I look at the pictures during the week and how I'm becoming slightly less myopic.
Congratulations to all.
I'll start with another cat shot!! I know, shocking.
ferider's Shadow21 - Whilst I'm a big softie for cats this one gives the dog lovers some ammunition when they say cats are aloof, stand-offish and certainly not man's best friend. Perhaps, perhaps not but better watch what you say around them.
Lynn's XA Summer #999 - I could easily have gone for Lynn's bench shot which was superb but this one is just so good to stare at, slowly realising how many patterns and cameos there are to look at.
Shirley Creazzo's Sunrise New York State - a tiny picture but a beautiful colour palette...and a reminder that somethings are just too pretty not to photograph
Semrich's Untitled - Bringing speed, road noise, grinding gears, horns and burning deisel to life
bobbyrap's Zeiss 21/4.5 - The title gives the impression this was little more than a lens test or experiment, the result is so much more.
ChEc's Letter and number sequence ( sorry Chris, I've forgotten what its named ) - Amazing colours and utmost precision in the composition.
Steveh's Underground#1 - This is the London of Mackendrick's The Ladykillers or the Rathbone/Bruce Sherlock Holmes movies and I could love it for that reason alone.
finally, C. Poulton's Greenwich Park Couple - I try to avoid commenting along the lines of "just like HCB" or "as if Terry O'Neill took the shot" etc etc, except the first thing I thought when I saw this was that someone had simply posted a Winogrand shot to the gallery. I'm so ashamed😉 but I wouldn't be if I was Mr C. Poulton.
I know I've missed loads this week but even what I did get to see has been impressive.
Secondly, a big thanks to Lynn, Lluigi, Photony Texas and Tj01 for including my triptych and another nod to Richard; my second week back looking at the Gallery Picks and I'm already finding how differently I look at the pictures during the week and how I'm becoming slightly less myopic.
Congratulations to all.
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Picket Fence by GraflexLefty
Picket Fence by GraflexLefty
Love the diagonal line of vision and great contrast of the house and window.
Picket Fence by GraflexLefty
Love the diagonal line of vision and great contrast of the house and window.
luiman
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Paul, Harry and Richard, thank you so much for the mentions. It's always a great pleasure and an honor to be here.
I have missed this great photo by Paul (but I think I have also missed some others this week):
I have missed this great photo by Paul (but I think I have also missed some others this week):
print44
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Sincere thanks to Richard G and Richard Berter.
paulfish4570
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thank you, richard, and luigi.
tigerphil
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Thanks for the mentions
tigerphil
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from Pete Chipman
from c. poulton
from ChEc
from paulfish
from mlehrman
from semrich
from miklosphoto
from luiman
from c. poulton
from ChEc
from paulfish
from mlehrman
from semrich
from miklosphoto
from luiman
paulfish4570
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thanks, phil.
ferider
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Thanks a lot, Simon, that means a lot to me.
(and yeah, I love my dogs .... 🙂 )
(and yeah, I love my dogs .... 🙂 )
porktaco
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to paul and lynn, thanks.
this week...
i'll start with my photo of the week.
steveh
i'm a sucker for everything in this picture. kubrick imagery, subway tile, confined sight distances, curvey lighting, ghostly figures. it's a superbly well taken image, and the resolution in the subway tile gives it away as well crafted.
semrich
the strong linear elements, the delicious reflections, the ghostly buildings and that wonderful lit-up head.
similarly, great sight lines, wonderful organic/rounded forms. glorious tones.
i think havana is my next photo trip destination. this whole series was really great. the m8-to-film-look is especially to be commended.
two from paul
pretty picture, great moment, backlit. what's not to like.
was great as a thumbnail, is even better full sized.
photonytexas
really interesting. had to click, glad i did.
lastly.... lastly. x-ray's series on the klan/nazi gathering. impossible not to look, well documented. this kid isn't nearly half as scary as his supercreepy dad.
and in a moment of synchronicity, the photo preceding it in the gallery is this one, from tigerphil. it's nice in its own right, but doubly noticable from where it sits in the queue.
this week...
i'll start with my photo of the week.
steveh
i'm a sucker for everything in this picture. kubrick imagery, subway tile, confined sight distances, curvey lighting, ghostly figures. it's a superbly well taken image, and the resolution in the subway tile gives it away as well crafted.
semrich
the strong linear elements, the delicious reflections, the ghostly buildings and that wonderful lit-up head.
similarly, great sight lines, wonderful organic/rounded forms. glorious tones.
i think havana is my next photo trip destination. this whole series was really great. the m8-to-film-look is especially to be commended.
two from paul
pretty picture, great moment, backlit. what's not to like.
was great as a thumbnail, is even better full sized.
photonytexas
really interesting. had to click, glad i did.
lastly.... lastly. x-ray's series on the klan/nazi gathering. impossible not to look, well documented. this kid isn't nearly half as scary as his supercreepy dad.
and in a moment of synchronicity, the photo preceding it in the gallery is this one, from tigerphil. it's nice in its own right, but doubly noticable from where it sits in the queue.
paulfish4570
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thanks, adam.
yes, the placement of phil's menora next to the nazi rally series was, what? transcendent? 🙂
yes, the placement of phil's menora next to the nazi rally series was, what? transcendent? 🙂
GraflexLefty
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Very big thanks to Tony "leica M2 fan" for the recognition.
Jack Conrad
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I hope you all know how good you are...
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