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10/23/2004 12:38:44 PM |
returning for comments
Ah, the coble stones support well the overhrad arches. Very impressive. |
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10/23/2004 08:13:55 AM |
probably better in BW or Duotone
focus a little too soft for my taste |
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10/21/2004 01:48:50 PM |
Gorgeous. Bags of mild, wet, drizzly mood. |
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10/19/2004 09:16:22 PM |
Beautiful lighting. Having a person in the picture adds a great deal. Gives it a human touch and scale. |
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10/19/2004 06:50:09 AM |
Spot is nice for capture...nice lights and compozition... still could take more of archs then street bricks. Also feels like hand held...loosing bit on focus. |
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10/18/2004 10:32:10 PM |
i think this could have worked better as a B&W shot, and also a slight rotation to the right as it slants a little. good try though |
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10/18/2004 05:48:06 PM |
I really like the composition of this, the light on the cobblestones is lovely. The figure could be a little more focused. |
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10/18/2004 03:29:39 AM |
Seems to be out of focus.... |
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10/18/2004 03:24:09 AM |
an interesting compostion.
the lights in the window seem a little overexposed though. |
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10/18/2004 02:13:44 AM |
There are certain details in this shot that makes it overall quite appealling. the colour and lighting on the damp cobbles is particularly gratifying, and i love the shadow cast by the gate on the pavings. Having the grey-haired person works, too. Unfortunately though, it all seems a little messy as you look further back. This could do with a being a little sharper, either by using a tripod (or any flat stable surface - personally I̢۪m always on the look out for rubbish bins and other street furniture) or possibly a higher aperture (it seems quite shallow because the cobbles do appear to be in focus). this has a load of potential but let down by a few factors put of your control - for example, it's a pity that the detail of the ironwork at the top of the arch has been lost... did you try adjusting this to a sepia tone? the lights and darks might lend itself to a successful adjustment. overall good - 5. |
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