michael grace

March 7, 2003

Even without the Gaurdians this photo is rich with imagery especially the bark of the tree on the left.

March 7, 2003

Great job Jud - I absolutely love this image! Can you briefly advise your process of converting from color to b w?

March 7, 2003

I agree with Michael referring to the marks in the lower left of the image; the shadow lines being broken up a bit. You might try smothing these over. Good photo - detail and sharp enough.

March 7, 2003

Lovely

March 7, 2003

This is an interesting shot and it works inspite of all the diversions.

March 7, 2003

I am courious if you tried darkening this image a little might increase how sereal it looks?

March 6, 2003

I love the tonality of this series and strong composition.

March 5, 2003

Very interesting shot. I agree with the others leave as is. The only thing I would try would to try a duo tone to see what that looks like.

March 5, 2003

looks like your "cow=power" does'nt have much interest in what your worker hopes to accomplish.

March 4, 2003

I like this photo very much. Good use of filter.

March 4, 2003

Perhaps the frame dominates too much and I want for some tonality o/t white

March 4, 2003

Maybe try croping the bottom

March 3, 2003

Tara - I looked your folder - these photos are price-less. Get as many as you can!

March 2, 2003

I like this portrait alot. I wish her one eye would'nt be quite as dark.

March 1, 2003

Erik I like your photgraph a lot but am puzzled by your statement about train photos and I do not see the connection there is between the rootster and the train track which runs along side? I think your idea of photographing trains is an excellent one because of the number of tremendous opportunities there are.