The following photographs are from my trip to Haiti in April 2010. I will be showing these photos next week. The purpose of the show which will be in print is for fund raising for our indigent patient fund. They will be framed in simple white mattes and thin black metal frames and displayed on easels. I am looking for some feedback as to if they work together, in this order, and alternating between high saturation (scenery) and low saturation (people). Should I up the difference between the two extremes? Should I do the people in straight B&W? I kind of liked the hint of color left in the photos, but the low saturated made me stop and pause with a bit more drama than full color. As a contrast, I liked the high intensity color in the landscape photos. I alternated between people and landscape to almost make the viewer go from high to low, from one extreme to the other. What do you all think? You can post comments here or email me, which ever is easiest for you. They are at the bottom of this post, so just scroll down a bit. Thanks in advance! Karen
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| Photograph by Karen E Fields |
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| Photograph by Karen E Fields |
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| Photograph by Karen E Fields |
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| Photograph by Karen E Fields |
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| Photograph by Karen E Fields |
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| Photograph by Karen E Fields |
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| Photograph by Karen E Fields |
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| Photograph by Terry Dietrich |
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