Exhibition Photo Gallery by Canon DSLR Challenge at pbase.com

Eligible | Exhibition

Exhibition

1st Place~Shades of Turner~ by Julie Bird	2nd Place~Man Ray~By Michael Puff	3rd Place~Still Life~ by Techo
4th Place~Spirit of the Dead Watching~ by Elena Kalis	5th Place~Three Bahamians~Elena Kalis	6th Place~Surreal~Jeannie M. Burleson
7th Place~Child-Woman.Portrait Nelly~ by Elena Kalis	8th Place~Salvador Dali~ "Sharon" elips	9th Place~Michelangelo~ "Sharon" elips
9th Place~Streetcar a'la Hitchcock~MCsaba	10th Place~Coquina~ by Shu	11th Place~Daydream~Davev
12th Place~Impressionism~Julie Bird	Exhibition	FOLKLORE
Gothic	Sorolla	Böcklin
Abstract	Rodin	Monet~ish
Morris Louis	POINTILLISM	Georgia O'Keeffe
Typical Readers Digest Illustration	negative	Jackson Pollock
Landscape Art	Hockney	David Hockney
Norman Rockwell	Lily	Rembrandt
Fergie - "Own Style"	An American Life Lived (Memphis, TN, Airport)	Meander With Monet
Illustration	Luminism	Quadrants
Abstract	Postmodern Steve	Photoshop 101
Modern Modigliani Woman	Sunflowers for Vincent	kalotaszeg*
Vanishing Point	Kaleidoscope	Nuclear-Winter
Political Figure Heads	Reflections	Portrait of a Modern Dancer
Art@geometry	Roman	The Laundry Room
O'Keefeinated	In Green, The Glory of Nature is Good * Traveller	suspension
kitchen still	Escape	Homage to O. Winston Link
Impressionist Field with a Tree	Graffiti	Stippling101
The Scream	Victor Dada

Daniel Bollag		10-Apr-2007 15:14
Many thanks, Jim H2, for making the effort to comment on quite a few images in this Gallery! — db.

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Apr-2007 14:56
I understand db, but this is an evolving thing...even in myself. I'm a bit surprised that no one is pushing the envelop of outrage...But I'm thinking on this. Best Wishes, Traveller

Daniel Bollag		09-Apr-2007 11:15
I do enjoy this challenge enormously. But I am disappointed by the—so far—very low number of comments taking in account not only the entered photographs as such but also their «anchoring» to the work of the painter or the art style they claim to stand for. — db.

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 14:41
Great challenge! Not only does one have to think a bit more creatively but may learn from researching famous artists' works as well. This is truly "stepping outside of the box." shu

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 10:58
Trav: I would not delete these remarks. What I said was not only meant for you but for all other potential commentators as well. Best wishes, Anonymous.

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 10:51
No Problem, Stuff happens. However, what you suggest is what we always do. I am a little surprised that no one seems to be debating back...I was kind of hoping to see people spell out exactly why they thought the image signifigant...and maybe start doing some deconstruction on why this works and this doesn't, or why my take was dead wrong. Maybe eventually. I did however want you to have had the change to have your say...regardless of what it may be. I appreciate your graceous reply....but I will probably delete these tomorrow. (I will say though that x-ray photography is actually a better picture now...it could hang anywhere. Were this Challenge to somehow fall apart and there be no more entires...I'd be good with this single result. An image taken from good to damn near perfect...that would be enough for me). Best Wishes, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 10:45
Sorry, Trav, this is a misunderstanding. No, you did not mess up ... and I am not cryptic. What I wanted to say: given the topic you chose for the challenge, one should—IMHO—not only comment on the entries just as such but also on their being on-topic and on their relation to the Style of Art they claim to represent... Regards, Anonymous

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 09:56
Hey, I'm a big laddie, if I messed up, just tell me. We don't need to be cryptic here...I'll own up to my errors...which are legend and many...lol Best Wishes, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 09:40
Following your own suggestion, Trav, you might want to Google the mentioned artistic styles and artists' names before commenting.

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