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• shisheido (54)
• [2007-09-05 6:32]
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• nuxa (1031)
• [2007-09-05 6:55]

Gosto muito deste enquadramento a imitar o oeste americano. Excelentes tons de bw. Adorei!!

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• degani (2218)
• [2008-01-24 21:59]

hi Jose,
great picture, I like it very very much, the composition is perfect and the black and white gives it a nice atmosphere of old picture, bravo
ciao
franco

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• juulbaars (3345)
• [2008-01-27 2:34]
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very good photo.. i like the B&W
good POV too

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• fserajian (1988)
• [2008-01-28 14:22]

Hi Jose,

A moody photo, the b&w works well, nice atmosphere. TFS

Fara

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• Giorgimer (2199)
• [2008-01-28 14:51]

Hi Jose,

excellent composition! B/W works well creating a magic effect with the camels' silhouettes.

Well done!

Gio

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• lenazap (2251)
• [2008-02-13 6:27]

The torture of the tourists by camels?:)

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• HaBeMa (3062)
• [2008-05-05 11:21]

Hi dear Jose;good quality a b/w shot...
Habema.
:-}

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• sorin_m (2410)
• [2008-05-26 8:40]

the dark silhouettes are intersenting but also mysterious subjects and the composition is very moody.
good balance be cause of the presence of the man on the right-bottom side.
regards.
sorin

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• Monceflibra (968)
• [2008-07-25 1:56]
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Hi Jose,
Stunning picture! Great view excellent light and sharpness. The silhouettes of those camels and people makes it an attractive coposition.
Well done!
Take care

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• PETERJOHN (106)
• [2008-08-13 9:03]

Hi Jose
This is really a great special picture.
Unbelievable settings and scene.
How lucky you were as a photographer to get this shot.
Black and white made it perfect.
Peter.

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• karith (5751)
• [2008-08-13 9:07]

Good composition, balancing the row of camel riders and the man in the foreground with expertise. I like the b&w choice for this scene, and the darkness adds an intensity that works well with the gritty desert look. Well done!

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• jvachon (2301)
• [2008-08-14 1:02]

hello Jose,
A very nice composition of the camel riders balanced by the man in the F/G.
The B/W is a good choice to show the grittiness of the desert.
Very moody and interesting.
Bravo!
Joni