IOW for October 31 - November 13, 2022
Nov 13, 2022 16:55:29 GMT
Tpgettys, Lillias, and 2 more like this
Post by hmca on Nov 13, 2022 16:55:29 GMT
Presented in no particular order here are my choices for IOW. All images were chosen from recent additions to Members' Galleries.
Directions for creating a gallery can be found here.
The Red Shutters
Kathylee has added a number of Fall images to her gallery. The Red Shutters stood out to me. I liked the texture in the window area, the diagonal support and the interest that the tree adds to the overall scene
Lost in Thought
To me this is a prefect example where everything just “works”. Lillias' editing choices of the portrait enhance her sad and pensive look. The background texture, selected font and black and white processing make for a well thought-out image.
Autumn at Kykuit
I was especially drawn to the vantage point that Andy choose for his image. Including the planters in the foreground provides front to back interest. Autumn seems like the perfect time of year to visit Kykuit.
Composition
If you follow Jim’s work you know that he often likes to experiment with different techniques. In Composition the added sketched vehicle has been used to create his own style of OOB.
And now for my judging dilemma.
I am equally drawn to both of these images that Pete has added to his gallery so I am including them both.
Delaware Sunrise
Capturing the people on the shore with the sunrise image on their phone in the foreground is a photographer’s “gift” and makes it much more than another sunrise.
Outside the Candy Store
Pete has a signature for capturing a busy scene and processing it in such a way that makes it all come together. There is so much going on in this image yet he has “frozen” it in a way that I find very compelling.
Directions for creating a gallery can be found here.
The Red Shutters
Kathylee has added a number of Fall images to her gallery. The Red Shutters stood out to me. I liked the texture in the window area, the diagonal support and the interest that the tree adds to the overall scene
Lost in Thought
To me this is a prefect example where everything just “works”. Lillias' editing choices of the portrait enhance her sad and pensive look. The background texture, selected font and black and white processing make for a well thought-out image.
Autumn at Kykuit
I was especially drawn to the vantage point that Andy choose for his image. Including the planters in the foreground provides front to back interest. Autumn seems like the perfect time of year to visit Kykuit.
Composition
If you follow Jim’s work you know that he often likes to experiment with different techniques. In Composition the added sketched vehicle has been used to create his own style of OOB.
And now for my judging dilemma.
I am equally drawn to both of these images that Pete has added to his gallery so I am including them both.
Delaware Sunrise
Capturing the people on the shore with the sunrise image on their phone in the foreground is a photographer’s “gift” and makes it much more than another sunrise.
Outside the Candy Store
Pete has a signature for capturing a busy scene and processing it in such a way that makes it all come together. There is so much going on in this image yet he has “frozen” it in a way that I find very compelling.
