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03/26/2008 09:56:10 PM |
| the shadows and bright areas in the foreground complement so nicely the crispness and contrast of the arches |
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03/09/2008 09:58:36 AM |
| Excellent contrast and well framed. |
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02/24/2008 08:35:11 AM |
| I agree with the earlier commenters and feel the image takes on a different dimention when losing the 2 white line sin the foreground. I'd be interested in your shot settings (hint for further submissions) as viewing them help me almost as much as the shot itself! |
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02/24/2008 12:52:51 AM |
| cool, i dont know if a priest or a laser wielding ninja-mummy is gonna come outta there! |
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02/14/2008 07:33:52 PM |
| Great tones and I like the framing a lot, especially the lighted part in the front |
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02/13/2008 10:19:38 AM |
| Again you send me back to my growing up days in England and my views of churches. The symbolism of the arches and the age-old stone which is enhanced by this gritty black and white rendition comes over in a very stark graphic way. You remind me to use these techniques. |
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02/12/2008 05:06:35 AM |
| Rich in tones and detail, yet also nicely shadowed and dark in places. |
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02/12/2008 03:02:59 AM |
| I like the symmetry - there are some great shadows and light interplay. |
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02/11/2008 10:25:29 PM |
The detail is beautiful! I love architectural photos like this. As striking as this is just like you have it here, I'm wondering if maybe Erik might be on to something. I put my hand over the foreground, and the building itself makes such a striking fill-the-frame composition.
Great job!
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02/11/2008 01:06:08 PM |
| Whilst the light somehow slightly upsets the symmetry, I think there's anough strength otherwise for the impact to survive - and what an impact: that arch gaping in the middle of this famous screen like the mouth of hell. almost. Step inside, won't you? Fine work. |
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02/10/2008 05:22:54 PM |
| Excellent patterns and symmetry. I find that the white lines of the foreground are a bit distracting, might try cropping out this area. |
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