SEPTEMBER PUG favorites.

I got a chance to view this month's PUG and several pics stood out for me: Petr Pazour's "Skyey Wavelets" is such an intense combination of color, movement, and the heightened awareness of scale, the kind of qualities usually seen at the ocean's edge. Well done! Dan Matyola's "Vigeland Park".

Re: September PUG Favorites

Off the top of my head, favorites: Peter Davies - Faces My fav fav shot this month. While it might have a little less shallow DOF, I really, really like this. Nice alignment, nice curve of overlapping faces. They look too awe struck to just be watching cartoons -- their expressions really make

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Bill Owens - Sleepyhead I like animals, and owls. He does look sleepy and I am blown away with the quality of the Optio-S shot. Lots of fine detail in feathers, etc. Impressive. REPLY Thanks for the kind words, Marnie. He was sleepy as it was about 2:00 in the afternoon when this shot was take

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Albano Garcia - Manuel Moody. Powerful. Vaguely disturbing. I don't have any desire to get to know Manuel. In fact, in real life I'd probably go out of my way to avoid him. Thanks for your comment. Manuel is a great, cool guy, a great friend. The photo makes him look w

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: Wednesday, 11 September 2002 11:30 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SEPTEMBER PUG favorites. I got a chance to view this month's PUG and several pics stood out for me: Petr Pazour's "Skyey Wavelets" is such an intense combination of color, movement, and the heightened awar

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Thanks for the kind comment Bob. Really made my day! William in Utah. 9/10/2002 7:29:45 PM, "Bob Poe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >I got a chance to view this month's PUG and several >pics stood out for me: >Petr Pazour's "Skyey Wavelets" is such an >intense combination of color, movement,

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Thank you for taking the time to comment on my effort. I actually was uncertain on the focus for this shot, whether it should be all equally sharp or whether the forground fence or the distant sculpture should stand out a bit by being a bit sharper. Since the obelisk is a much more photographed