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(66) [2008-04-24 19:43] What makes this image stands out are the lines, form, contrast and the limited color palette.
(66) [2008-04-18 16:21] This photograph says a lot. Its a refreshing view! I wonder how more beautiful might this be if it was take before or after sunrise. Also, the effect of the CPL can be noticed also.
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(66) [2008-01-17 23:06] [comment] I like the framing of the image. It would have been really special if you have included the eyes in the whole image. I guess you want to emphasize the texture of the skin but the old eyes will say more.
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(66) [2008-01-12 1:12] Since I started to learn photography last year I wanted to capture gates because I have not seen many photographers take images of them. It can be interesting and challenging at the same time because a lot of people think that there are not much to see or capture. I learned that there are lots of possibilities if you know what to look for. This one is great.
(66) [2008-01-12 0:50] The perspective on this shot is superb. Depth is surely effectively emphasized. Great work on this one.
(66) [2008-01-10 3:21] [comment] This is a nice image. How did you meter this? I think if you metered the shadows(the stairs) and underexpose it by 1.5 to 2 stops there will be shadow details.
I also like looking upwards to frame a shot. This is dizzying as this edifice is really tall.