[SI] - "Tube" and special "Panos" are up

http://www.pbase.com/shootin/tubes (7 images)

http://www.pbase.com/shootin/panomosaics (26 images)


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On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:29:49 -0400, Alan Browne
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http://www.pbase.com/shootin/tubes (7 images)

I will follow my previous style and comment only on the images that
struck me as most interesting.

Tony Cooper - a photographer that shows great future promise, but only
average present skills. But, damn, his grandchildren are photogenic.

Bob Flint - (1) I like that golden glow the tubes have. A lot of
imagination shown here.

Paul Furman (old) This is what good photographers do...find something
that doesn't look like a picture is there, and then find a position,
an angle, or a perspective that makes a photograph.

Tim Conway - (1) Others like this, but it brings to mind the UK
phrase "the dog's breakfast" to me. Not the image, but the subject
matter.

Bowser - Makes you want to be there. Rich tones in the wood and the
pipes. (2) is spectacular. Where were these taken?

Alan Browne - (old) Nicely spotted and nicely done. Good job of
keeping the photographer out of the photograph. (2) is like Flint's
tubes in that the colors make the picture.


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Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida

"tony cooper" wrote in message
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Bowser - Makes you want to be there. Rich tones in the wood and the
pipes. (2) is spectacular. Where were these taken?

They were taken at the Methuen Memorial Music Hall, located in Methuen, MA
(USA). Pretty interesting building that was built specifically to house a
pipe organ. Some history he

http://www.mmmh.org/