We remember

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• lollie (62)
• [2007-10-31 11:32]

What a place!
Colleville sur mer an unknown village of normandie but until the 6 June 1944...
I will always remember that day and the memories of the fallen.
Thanks for sharing, thanks for them.
I personly have done a lower composition....

Steph.

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• Tomek (16786)
• [2007-11-04 12:47]

Witaj Tomku:)))
Tak mi dalo popalic w pracy, ze nie moglem nic wstawic na Swieto Zmarlych:((( - braklo czasu ale dobrze, ze jestes wsrod tych, ktorzy mogli uczcic ich pamiec:)))
Bardzo wymowny i symboliczny kadr.
Chyba poprobowalbym kadrowac nizej i tylko jeden krzyz z jego cieniem.... ale to tez jest dobre:)))
Serdecznosci - Tomek

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• ErikSven (2299)
• [2007-11-05 5:13]

Hello (again) Tomasz,
War cemeteries always produce a strong atmosphere. The uniformity of the crosses can be seen as a symbol of the dehumanization of war: thousands and thousands died, as if their individuality did not count anymore, as if they were only born to die on a battle field.
In order to make this individual cross popping out better, I would have tried another angle (e.g. some steps more to the left). Now, the cross in the background is visually merging into the cross on the foreground. Perhaps, having integrated the entire shadow of the cross on the foreground would have been stronger as well.
Anyway, this is an interesting photo with a lot of hidden content.
TFS & kind regards,
Erik

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• saggitario (3402)
• [2007-11-09 10:53]

Proste i bardzo ladne.
Nic dodac, nic ujac...
'bye Aga

Przylaczam sie do opinii Tomka, mozna byloby wygumkowac kawalek drugiego krzyza lub zmienic nieco kadr