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Thanks to the five of you that "helped me select images":http://revjim.net/2006/08/09/image-selection-for-exhibit-and-kera-art-mug/ for an upcoming "Photography Exhibit":http://revjim.net/2006/08/08/upcoming-exhibit-sat-sept-16th-7pm/, I've managed to narrow it down to "12 images":http://djamesphoto.com/photos/200609_exhibit_sel/. I'm only allowed to show 3 pieces however, so I need to narrow it down a bit more.

If you've got a few minutes, "take a look":http://djamesphoto.com/photos/200609_exhibit_sel/ and let me know which three you'd select.

Thanks.

  • liz
    Stay behind the fence

    Neon Bordered Triangle

    Fragile

    (Though I'm awfully biased towards my boob as well)
  • Jess
    Stay Behind the Fence
    Neon Bordered Triangle
    Waiting for a Ride.

    :)

    xoxox
  • Bayou
    Road w/ many exits
    Fragile
  • Jerusha
    Man, this is difficult. I like

    Waiting for a Ride
    Looking Out Into the Bayou (edit 2)
    Neon Bordered Triangle
  • Mel
    I'm picking four because I can't narrow it down.

    Waiting for a ride
    Free of best offer
    Unused railway
    Fragile
  • unused railway
    a thoughtful side
    softer lines

    What can I say, the skin does it for me. But that railway shot is just amazing.
  • mw
    unused railway
    looking out into the bayou
    fragile
  • Tony
    unused railway
    waiting for a ride
    pretend we were never here
  • gloria
    the one from san antonio, the one looking down the railroad tracks, and me:)
  • Rachelle
    Oooh, "Waiting For A Ride!" I forgot about this one (and it's even my wallpaper at work). I vote for that one, "Pretend We Were Never Here," and "Unused Railway."
  • waiting for a ride
    unused railway
    fragile
    (though I also really like a thoughtful side)

    Narrowing down to 3 is so tough, even just from 12. You just need your own big show. =)
  • bonnie
    I tried to look at this from a perspective in which I've seen a ton of photographs, whether yours or someone else's. My opinion is that an art exhibit isn't meant to show your *best* work, but rather give people an idea of your range and creativity. Some of my favorite pictures to look at aren't necessarily the prettiest or well-intentioned. But they catch my eye, which is the point of exhibition in a gallery (right?) The ones that make you stand out as unique are:

    * Road with Many Exits - looks like a painting, which is always interesting. very different style than the others
    * Unused Railway - gorgeous colors, creepy in a good way
    * Fragile - unbiased decision, really! it's just a very cool concept with lots of interpretations
    * runner up: Free or Best Offer - has an anti-materialist statement behind it, which some art-people like to see

    If I saw those three alone in a gallery, I'd be sucked in. I'd wonder, "What else can this guy capture?" and I'd try to seek out more. To me, there are elements of the other photos that I've seen in art galleries online and off.

    Here's another way to look at it. You're featured with other artists, right? Chances are, the more unique the photo, the more likely yours will stand apart from theres.
  • unused railway
    looking out into the bayou
    softer lines
  • Jillithian
    Pretend....
    Exits....
    Thoughtful....
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