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from wmwjas/Waldemar
(424) on February 16, 2004 4:18:10 PM CST
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It is the pleasure to find a photo with a perfect architectural
copmposition close to my view. If in addition you got the mediation
in the window then the positive result is double. Only one element -
that cable. Eugenio did you try to "clean" it ? Don't be angry.
Sometimes I must to say so much. Regards.
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from mariaaanka/Mariana
(1,974) on December 27, 2003 7:38:33 AM CST
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hello eugenio, the situation that you captured here is really
very interesting and so is the expression of the man. is it unposed?
i like it very much. the composition is very good, unusual. i think
the picture could be sharper. great job anyway, regards, mariana
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from davidg/David
(9,000) on December 19, 2003 2:46:37 PM CST
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I like this candid capture, but again composition to frame a bit
more to include the entire window, but I like the use off space
below and to the left. That wire pole distracts, but can really
remove it(unless your not against some manipulating)
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from memo/Mehmet
(38,244) on December 17, 2003 5:45:33 PM CST
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hello Eugenio, interesting photo.. it is well composed. it needs
some sharpness and saturation. also an interesting subject. thanks
for sharing. Regards. <|MehmeT|>
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from morningfrost/Silvio
(22,811) on December 16, 2003 7:41:43 PM CST
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The idea is fine. First of all, would you mind if I tell you that
the wire conduit is something terrible to see? I find hard to look
and enjoy your picture with it right in the middle. If you can use a
longer focal length, it would give a good picture to simply zoom on
the man behind the grate.
This would also let you expose for the man without blowing the
wall, it requires at least one half stop more light.
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