Gandantegchinlen Khiid Monastery

Critiques [Translate]

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• linus (9665)
• [2007-11-08 19:03]

Hi Chris,
Interesting capture of the pagoda through the temple pillars.
Sunil

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• tjutjut (15262)
• [2007-11-09 0:40]

Hi Chris,

Great shot taken from different angle . . and showing detail of the building and red piles as BG . .
Very well composed my friend . .
Indah dan cantik sekali . .

Tfs,
Tjutjut

:-)) will be back this afternoon

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• pablominto (27446)
• [2007-11-09 1:30]

Hello Chris,
A colourful frame with good details!
When I hear the name Ulan Bator I imagine something greyish and dull but you shpow us the place is full of colours...
Greetings,
Pablo -

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• pozaru (16661)
• [2007-11-09 2:58]

What an exotic capture !

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ps.These ugly wires are really everywhere.

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• WMcK (6835)
• [2007-11-09 3:39]

Chris
I think you have done a great job of composition here. I love the lines and the red framing the pagoda is perfect. Lovely colour, detail and super presentation.

Wanda

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• harpya (24)
• [2007-11-09 4:51]

Hello Chris

Beautiful look of this monument and their colors.
I like the architecture and colors of this place.
In fact I have to agree with you, when he says:
"Great Place of Completes Joy."
Beautiful visual and compo!

Congratulations

Sérgio

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• Janone (19582)
• [2007-11-09 5:34]

Hello Cris.
I can understand the word Monastery, but the rest is abracadabra to me, haha.
Nice colourful picture, pitty, the current cable is in, Should be clonned out.
Greetings from Jan

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• anjhello (4550)
• [2007-11-09 5:35]

interesting composition. nice shot!

tfs!

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• wenqing (11697)
• [2007-11-09 7:01]

good use of the pillars and frame here chris :)
excellent contrast from the red

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• lele (6536)
• [2007-11-09 9:46]

chris...i love the orient...compliments for your composition...is very beautiful....great note....compliments for this setting
nice shot
lele

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• trekks (9948)
• [2007-11-09 9:55]

Hi Chris

Very clever play with the red columns, with light, shadow and foreground. Well insert of red-robed monk in between these columns.

The pointed-roof white structure is inserted similarly. Well done!

TFS, cheers
bill

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• vsinopoulos (13077)
• [2007-11-09 10:26]

Hi Chris,

I like very much your idea of framing the Pagoda with the wooden columns in the fg. Very sharp, excellent lighting, vivid colrs and nice composition.
TFS,
Vassilis

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• wishnugaruda (12440)
• [2007-11-09 12:40]

A wonderful arrangement with the monk between the red columns. Hi Chris, that's a beautiful place. Your trip was very interesting, thanks and greetings
Sabine - wishnugaruda

Next year I'm back in Asia ;-) Thailand and Laos - but first in December I'm visiting Egypt ;-)

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• nova (8311)
• [2007-11-09 17:28]

Bonjour Chris.I am first impressed by the color contrast.And then by the composition.Isn't there a rule called the rule of the thirds? Do we see it in this picture? Who could say so? Seriously,this is an attracive colorful picture.TFS
Michel

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• Silvio2006 (29153)
• [2007-11-10 1:16]

Hi Chris, splendid colors and wonderful POV on this great architecture, excellent sharpness, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• Silke (24123)
• [2007-11-10 3:29]

this is wonderful! The colours are superb and I like the way you have used the columns to frame the monk and the stupa

TFS
silke
:D

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• JohnTulip (36196)
• [2007-11-12 7:59]

Fab capture here, lovely POv and colours. Excellent done!
Best regards!
John

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• Janice (28419)
• [2007-11-12 13:16]

Good POV Chris, especially with the colour red being so dominant. Also having the monk in red shows up well too.
Is that a cloud behind the light on the left or is it smoke out of a chimney? Looks very interesting.
Cheers
Janice

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• juulbaars (3347)
• [2007-12-16 10:15]

i like the colors here very mucht
good photo