There’s a strange duality in this batch of Featured Member Photos. No conscious decisions were made when choosing the photos but we’ve got two Southern Utah redrock subjects and a couple of vertical monochrome images. Like I said, it wasn’t intentional – but there’s an undeniable pattern here.
The first photo (above), of a bighorn sheep on the cliffs in Zion National Park, was taken by Montana wildlife photographer ksbryan0. The other redrock image (bottom), by EOSThree, is of Double Arch in Arches National Park, just outside of Moab, Utah. The first monochrome image (below) is a figure study by portrait photographer photogkellyrae. It has the distinctive soft, green tonal characteristics of a palladium print. The other monochromatic photo is a basketball action shot by longtime member and former Sports Photography Forum moderator, Old Timer. It’s not actually a black-and-white photo, but rather, a color image with some dramatic processing that gives it a bit of an old-timey poster feel. At least I think it does.
Do you think you’ve got what it takes to be a featured photographer? If you do, then share your photos in the gallery, on the Sports Photography Forum, the Photo Critique Forum or the Nature & Wildlife Photography Forum. Every week our forum and gallery mods choose a photo to feature for their section of the site. If you post photos in the gallery or those forums, one of your photos could be featured next week. Check out our Featured Photo Archive to browse past featured photos.
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