Digital Gallery


December 2007

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CCC December Competition


#1 Wind Waves
by Laura Lansford
1. Wind Waves-The foreground is working in this image. However, the judges wanted to change the camera angle to try to eliminate the left side walk/stairs/shower. The other major issue was the bland sky and dull ocean. Try an early morning or after sunset venue to help with an overcast day.
9+9+10=28 pts


#2 Wave
by Shannon Ryan
This has got a similar problem to image #1. Though not appearing to be overcast, the time of day has made for a dull water (and wave) and a gray unattractive sky. It is a reasonably sharp image, needing color from sunrise/sunset skies.
8+9+10=27 pts


#3 Up and Away
by Kathy Winiger
The Color, exposure and nice diagonal are all working well in this image. The judges wanted a little tighter crop to get rid of some dead areas, and the tree tops as much as possible.
11+12+13=36 pts


#4 Rigeletto
by Marilyn Frenkel
An interesting composition of a tough image to capture. Considering the disadvantages, this is not too bad of a shot. The colors help the interest. However, the focus seemed a little soft, and the lighting, a little to contrasty. The judges also wanted more light on the face.
9+11+11=31 pts


#5 Praying at the Western Wall
by Lindsey Lobree
This image has a strong composition and interest with good focus and a pretty good balance of light and exposure considering the subject matter. Some thought the fellows were a bit centered, some thought the image a little unbalanced with little on the left.
11+12+13=36 pts


#6 Montreal Night
by Laura Lansford
The judges liked this image as a silhouette as a composition. They all had a problem with the right spire tilting in, to various degrees.
9+11+11=31 pts


#7 Hawk
by Ken Barrett
This is a nice portrait with good feather texture, subject position, and sharp focus on the eye. There was a slight problem with the top and back of the head being a little soft in the focus arena.
13+13+14=40 pts


#8 Frank and Erin
by Glenn Derosa
A nice original composition with good positioning of the faces and hands. The image being Black & White was a plus. Some thought the image was a little soft in the focus department, and yet it "felt" hard.
11+11+12=34 pts


#9 Emmm, Emmm Good
by Ken Barrett
Another good animal portrait that's a little out of the norm. Nicely sharp tongue adds interest to the image. The background on the left, and the sky above the tiger both distract to some extent.
11+12+13=36 pts


#10 Cabin
by Shannon Ryan
The composition is done well here, with a pleasing road curve carrying us thru the image. The flat light and bland sky hurt the image as do the cars in the background. However, the mailbox garnered the most negative comments.
10+10+11=31 pts


#11 Blue Feather
by Joe Colavita
The nice lines and blue color let this work as an abstract. It is perhaps a little soft on the right, with a need a have a focal point.
10+12+12=34 pts


#12 Bedoin Girl
by Lindsey Lobree
This is OK as an "in the environment" portrait. The impact seemed a bit weak. Some also did not like the dark face and the very bright background.
10+11+11=32 pts


#13 Away We Go
by Kathy Winiger
Nice impact, colors, focus, exposure, and separation of subjects. Some wanted even more separation, and some wanted a little less sky.
11+13+14=38 pts


#14 Almost Flying
by Joe Colavita
This shows pretty good timing in capturing one tough shot. However, the focus seemed a little soft, and all the ropes and lines were a bit distracting. Some wanted to see more of the girl's face and expression.
8+10+11=29 pts


#15 Elizabeth
by Jim McClanaham
Not a bad pose. A nice strong image with sharp focus. Some liked how the blouse melted into the background with the patterns of color hinting at the blouse. The biggest drawback was the harsh lighting which gave hot spots to the face/neck/chest of the model.
10+10+11=31 pts


#16 Grandfather
by Jim McClanaham
An interesting self portrait. The judges felt the left side lines were a distraction. Some felt there's too much light on the subject's left side, and some felt the background appeared a little "noisy".
10+10+11=31 pts


#17 Young at Heart
by Marilyn Frenkel
this image had the most disagreement. Some liked the clown on left, but not the girl on right. Some liked the opposite. Most felt the depth of field was too shallow, and they didn't like the clown's face being cut off-they wanted to see both faces.
11+11+11=33 pts
PSA Color Projected Image Competition


#1 Wilson's Creek Early Fall
by Joe Colavita


#2 The Man Within
by Marilyn Frenkel


#3 Potted in a Maze
by Joe Colavita


#4 Come Fly with Me
by Ken Barrett


#5 Red Barn
by Ken Barrett


#6 36 Hour Bloom
by Marilyn Frenkel
PSA Nature Competition


#1 Baby Elephant Walk
by Lindsey Lobree


#3 Bop
by Joe Colavita


#4 Sunrise and Grandfather
by Ken Barrett


#6 Spider
by Rusty Rhodes
Creative Competition


#1 Man of Light
by Marilyn Frenkel


#2 Headlight Tear
by Joe Colavita


#3 Black and White and Blue Nails
by Joe Colavita


#4 Glass World
by Ken Barrett


#5 Battle of the Slinkies
by Ken Barrett


#6 Nathan's Grey Matter
by Marilyn Frenkel
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