Ann & Bill's shots were excellent, and Lon's comments were right on. I would also add a smile for Thomas Stach's shot which made me laugh out loud, and mention Nathan Combs soft shot. Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Observations on this month's b&w PUG: > > Another vote for Ann Sanfedele, who's work seems always to grab me, > even in the thumbnails. Bill Sawyer's shot is great, too. Peter > Davies shot of kids watching TV is terrific: I thought from the thumb > it was going to be a composite, but it apparently is not. > > Vladislav's wife is a nice shot, including the hands made it. > > Butch Black gets top award for humor; you have to read his caption. > > Shostak's memorabilia shot is well composed; I'd like to see a bit more > depth of field, though. > > Harold Rust's snow shot is a good pattern shot that I'd have been pleased > to take. > > Matt, I'm guessing yellow for the peppers. > > Alan's clock shot is nifty. Not one I would have thought to take. Same > with Thrane's ER5 composition. > > Boris, you know how to pick cute kids to shoot. Bet Mom loved it. > > -Lon > > Boris Liberman wrote: > > Hi! > > > > I realize my opinion is, well, uneducated, but two photographs of this > > month's PUG struck me as totally amazing: > > > > 1. " Milwaukee Art Museum " by Bill Sawyer - black contours of museum > > visitors and the light coming from the dome above - totally captivates > > me. > > > > 2. " Tourists " by Ann Sanfedele - I hope that if I were to call this > > one "classic", it would not be understood as "cliche", because I > > really mean anything but. Anyway, it is my favorite. > > > > Just my pennies worth. > > > > --- > > Boris Liberman
