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April 1-30 2007

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CameraArts > Tuk Tuk by Brad Carlile FIRST PLACE April 2007 Photograph - No Digital Manipulation Taken On a Tuk Tuk in Guatemala, I wanted to capture the experience of bouncing down a pot-holed road. I use a technique that turns movement into vivid colors. To maintain the essential ties to reality all work is done in-camera and on-film with no digital creation or digital manipulation. I print on a large scale to enhance the impact of the colors. The intriguing details of the interactions between colors draw one into an intimate distance to explore. Visit the photographer's website
CameraArts > Viva La by Sylvia Crain 2ND PLACE April 2007 On a 6-week trip through Mexico, we stopped to view a lovely waterfall in Chiapas. As we know, branding is everywhere! December 2002 Visit the photographer's website
CameraArts > Carousel in the San Diego Zoo THIRD PLACE April 2007 by Alysia Kaplan Shot with a Diana camera.
CameraArts > by William Luster A lucky capture of an empty platform in Historic York, England. The light and fluid lines of this old building were simply fantastic. I had about 5 seconds to catch this moment before the train left the station. Taken with a Canon 10D, Tokina AT-X Pro Lens, & a monopod. No post-processing except for sharpness and contrast adjustments.
CameraArts > Cobra Girl, Madurai 2005 by Barbara Houghton This young girl met me at the west gate to the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, India. Her blue face is like the Hindu god Krishna and around her neck is a roughly fashioned cobra sewn from woven fabric. Visit the artist's website here ...or here
CameraArts > Kehena Beach, Big Island, Hawaii by Lloyd Ziff February 25, 2007 Leica M2, 35mm.lens, Kodak Tri-X. Visit the artist's website
CameraArts > Face of Time by Michael J Hamilton Myanmar is on the Travel Advisory List of the US Government. This is because of the Militrary control held over this wonderful country. A group of generals control the government sponsored tourist activities of this country. The one way to not support the government, but to help the people, is to travel there and hire local guides and services once there. This places the money in the hands of the innocent and generous people who need it. I found incredible sights in Myanmar. This statue is around 300 years old and the ravageous of time have taken it's toll. Bago - Myanmar December 2006 Visit the artist's website
CameraArts > Ha Long Bay, Vietnam by Lori Pond I took this photograph as I was entering the bay on a traditional Chinese junk. It was very foggy and misty that day, and rather than being disappointed by the lack of all-encompassing views, I was entranced by the mystery conveyed by the fog. Then, when another Chinese junk passed in front of us, it added to the exotic ambiance of the place. There are over 3,000 limestone islands that make up the bay, many of which also have caves deep inside them. The name Ha Long literally means "Descending Dragon." A Vietnamese myth states that heavenly dragons were sent down to protect the bay from foreign invaders, and when they descended, they spit out jewels and jade, which formed into the islands we see today. Visit the artist's website
CameraArts > Untitled by Christopher Bonney This photograph was taken in Naples, Italy. I was struck by the density of residences, the degree to which residents had made their terraces their own, and the sea of antennae on the roof. And of course the wonderful Italian color. Digital Scan. Visit the artist's website
Cobra Girl, Madurai 2005
by Barbara Houghton
This young girl met me at the west gate to the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, India. Her blue face is like the Hindu god Krishna and around her neck is a roughly fashioned cobra sewn from woven fabric.
Visit the artist's website here ...or here
> Cobra Girl, Madurai 2005 by Barbara Houghton This young girl met me at the west gate to the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, India. Her blue face is like the Hindu god Krishna and around her neck is a roughly fashioned cobra sewn from woven fabric. Visit the artist's website here ...or here
Cobra Girl, Madurai 2005
by Barbara Houghton
This young girl met me at the west gate to the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, India. Her blue face is like the Hindu god Krishna and around her neck is a roughly fashioned cobra sewn from woven fabric.
Visit the artist's website here ...or here
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