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07/16/2003 09:27:26 AM |
Originally posted by pinback:
Nice sense of other-worldliness in this. |
Yes. Well said, few words.
On seeing the final score here, I nearly feel shame. |
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07/15/2003 05:45:52 PM |
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07/15/2003 05:14:58 AM |
| Too much of the building on the right...should have moved forward and to the right to get less of the building and more of the lights on the left for composition sake |
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07/15/2003 03:43:36 AM |
| Nice sense of other-worldliness in this. |
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07/15/2003 01:11:31 AM |
| this must have been photographed with a very old camera, it adds very much to the image, looks like from 18th century /except the trashcans/ |
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07/14/2003 05:23:13 PM |
| My favourite capture so far... I like the effects chosen for this classic setting, "including the noise". But hell, I would have roled the trash cans a block or two away! > 6 |
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07/13/2003 05:26:19 PM |
| The person really makes the image more interesting. I like the soft, grainy look for this situation. |
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07/13/2003 03:38:02 PM |
| True eye candy for an American viewer. It might me a bit bright.......just a thought. |
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07/10/2003 04:28:11 AM |
| Its a good pic, but too grainy. I wonder if you could sneakily move the bins when taking the photo. |
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07/09/2003 12:21:01 PM |
| The only thing that spoils the almost excellent 'really old' look of this photo are the wastebins. |
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