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Cosmic Light is reflections in a light bulb. This bulb faces downward from the chandelier One can see the white sideways U shaped filament. One can see the circular reflection of the internal glass bulb as the several circles or partial circles. The white reflections are the upright chandelier bulbs bouncing off the table below.
On Sunday, April 27, 2025 at 01:39:33 PM EDT, Andrew Davidhazy <andpph@xxxxxxx> wrotte The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated on April 27, 2025. Authors with work now on display at: http://people.rit.edu/andpph/gallery.html include: Scott Thurmond - City on the Hill Chris Strevens - Happy day for the Mallards Roy Miller - Removing rust
from bottom of larger oil can Chris Strevens-2 - Dry Stone Wall Andrew Davidhazy - Drinking at the local bar Bob McCulloch - River Street Market Bob McCulloch-2 - Rocky Beach Low Tide Panorama Roy Miller-2 - Cosmic Light Note that in every photograph's page there is mailto link to send feedback or comments about it to the list. To participate in this activity send your contributions early (suggestion: near 1500 pix in longest dimension and 300Kb in maximum size). If need be the staff will adjust them for exhibition. Send to andpph@xxxxxxx and please state GALLERY on mail subject line. This week's FotoFeature thumbnail by Chris Stevens, Dry Stone W
all is attached: From: Clara and the rest of the gallery staff NEWS RE: BOOK - we are up to 16 participants as of today. While in final stages of compilation additional authors may still participate. Send items to andpph@xxxxxxx with BOOK in the msg. subject line. PS: do you know of other persons who might be interested in subscribing to PhotoForum? See below: FYI - to increase the visibility of the weekly collection, direct URLs to author's pages are now a part of the Facebook announcement of the gallery. Note that the URL to the pages has this form: For subscription, signoff and mail options instructions and password reminder a new address will be announced soon. If that does not work contact Andrew Davidhazy at andpph@xxxxxxxxx PF on Facebook at: PhotoForum on the Internet - https://www.facebook.com/groups/234442540144/ This message was sent to subscribers of <b>PhotoForum educational network</b> ("https://lists.rit.edu/sympa/info/photoforum"). | |
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