by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#26. Brandi Opper Booth What’s the movie where the heroes are hiding right out in the open? This is a lot like that. You have to look pretty carefully but it’s completely worth it. I loved this, Brandi. You can leave feedback on this photo below then click "next"...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#27. Susan Marsh This just in from the Real Life Department. Susan, I think this is just fantastic, It’s a wonderful piece of photo journalism. My now deceased, famous photo journalism professor would have gone gaga over this. Storytelling at its best. (He also would...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#28. Marilyn Tschorke If I could give you all a little Valentines gift, first and foremost it would probably be an appreciation for good lighting. Then, secondly, it would be anticipating when the good stuff is going to happen. That is, expecting the good moments to...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#29. Rachel Hardesty This picture had to be taken with a phone. I know why some of you will think it’s a bit sad but it’s such a sign of the times it makes me smile. The angle is just right. The camera is in exactly the right place to tell the story. The background...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#30. Robert Rear I sort of don’t know where to begin. This picture is just world class. The structure of the feathers and the shape of the wings is just amazing. (Bob used an extremely fast shutter speed to freeze all of this action, probably something like 1/2000 of...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#31. Rhonda Cooper SanFilipo This was taken a year ago at Rhonda’s son’s Boot Camp graduation. She put it up now because he’s posted and won’t be home for a while…gone for Christmas. I’m not going to say anymore except that that this is really a nice photograph....
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#32. Terryl Hicks Body language is a beautiful thing. I promise you that one day when these boys are old with achy knees and other achy things they will look at this picture and recognize their teammates simply by the way they stand…long after they have...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#33. Sarah Hopper I want you to notice what Sarah has left OUT of this picture—two large elephant bodies. Believe me, it wasn’t so obvious that this was a good idea when Sarah was taking the picture. But getting in close on all the tangled trunks and tusks is...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#34. Beverly Siegfried One of a good photographer’s greatest skills is to know how to deal with a long anticipated situation when it decides to turn a corner. Don’t let it get you down. There are so many ways to make something beautiful! Beverly, if it will make you...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#35. Laura Evoy I love the way that Laura’s simple and meaningful words complete the circle of this special relationship. The composition and the space around them and the tilts of their heads all works. And of course the black and white just nails it. Laura said:...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#36. Melissa Ann I love Melissa’s words as much as the photo. Notice the effect of the two together. Melissa’s words: “If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change”.. Some may say the beauty is on the outside of these windows, but I...
by NIck Kelsh | Jan 14, 2021 | Uncategorized
#37. Amy Jo Nagelkirk Another from our Mother’s Day files. It’s Amy‘s first grandbaby and daughter. Having the camera ready when real life happens is what many of the great ones have built careers around. Totally love this. Thanks for posting, Amy. You can leave...
