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| John Fatuzzo | A well composed photo that shows a slice of history. |
| Jerry Greenfield | Looking at this picture I was waiting for John Wayne to walk thru the door. GREAT PICTURE. |
| Peter Jeffer | Interesting photo of a trading post not seen on the east coast. Lots of merchandise and clarity of each item is the beauty of this capture. First look was a very busy scene and hard to find a subject. But, the store is the subject… not any specific item. Interesting and well done. |
| Debbie Perez | This looks surreal. There must be a lot of different light sources as the shadows exist at various angles. There are different levels to the lighting, as well. Overall I think it's a bright, happy picture! |
| Lynn Pilewski | This almost strikes me as a painting or a movie set due to the HDR like characteristics. I love the mish mash of colors blending into a cohesive scene. |
| Margaret Schmidt | Intriguing interior of an inviting shop I'd like to spend some time in. Pleasing color pallet. I think this scene is part of a larger story - it's the "big picture" that could be accompanied by detailed close-ups of specific items or small displays. |
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Howard Watts - BiographyMy wife and I retired 7 years ago, and in the last 4 years we have been doing Airstream activities. That is when I got interested in photography. They have contests in local and international rallies. I joined PSA last year and attended the conference in Portland, where my son lives. We have signed up for PSA in September at West Yellowstone. I am now using a Nikon D3 and Elements 6 for the computer. I have entered 14 images in this year’s contest which is this week. We are active in our church, Wesley Methodist Church, in Greenville, Texas. I am a member of the Dallas Camera Club. I am a retired engineer, and a graduate of Texas Tech University. |
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