ken johnson

One of my Root Abstract Series

This is one of a presentation of four. Please look at the entire

folder or presentation. Thanks

The students were protesting against the evangialist

Go to my portfolio for a picture of their signs

This evangelical came to the university and I was struck by his

dramatic expressions. This is part of a series in my portfolio

All feedback appreciated

This is part of a series of macro shots of a wood-carved fish mobile.

I worked on depth of field to produce a sense of movement and depth.

Feedback always welcome

Commentary always appreciated

Commentary always appreciated.

I take back my comment about a rectangular format. I like the composition the way it is.

I really like this; however, I feel that the square format should be rectangular to work with the lines of the horizon.

Having submitted one in my Stain Series B, I would now like to ask for

any comments on my Stain Series A, from which this one was taken.

Thank you, Daryl, Krum, and Ivan, for all of your useful and thoughtful comments. It's not leaking right now, because we're in our dry season in Miami. The stains have faded and aren't as interesting, but come the next rain fall, I'll be able to work on Stain Series C. Any thoughts for the next time?

I have two Stain Series in my Portfolio. I would appreciate comments

on the entire series. The stains are due to a long-standing roof leak

at Florida Internationl University.

Part of a series in my portfolio. Comments always welcome

This is on the campus of Florida International University in Miami

Comments always appreciated

Commentary always appreciated

Part of my Dead Fish Series

Thank you for the feedback, Shawn. I can see from your work that you like shooting interior, dark and dramatic work.

Comments Appreciated

Paula is my wife. Emily is our pet.

This is a second approach (see my first in portfolio) Comments

appreciated.

All feedback greatly appreciated

Thank you Jennifer and Nicola. Your comments are very helpful and I will try some of your suggested alternative perspectives. I've toyed with the notion of B&W for this shot, but the lower color gamut intrigued me, which I was not aware of while I was shooting.