Heavy metal

Critiques [Translate]

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• korbee (7667)
• [2008-03-13 11:46]

Ive never seen it like this,form this position,nice one Franck.
jan

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• NecipP (4722)
• [2008-03-13 12:19]

Hello Frank good creative Eiffel tower shot, well framed with the two buildings. Vertically well adjusted nice and sharp and good DOF. tfs rgds Necip.

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• CAROL50 (1952)
• [2008-03-13 12:29]

Unusual POV indeed! The Grand Lady never fails to impress , the number of tourists it has attracted since its completion is huge! Clear sky ,a gorgeous day what else is there more to say, lucky you were for being there, not much snow in Paris this February it appears , we're buried in it here in Montreal ...lol,
TFS ,
Carol

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• drymd29 (7575)
• [2008-03-13 13:28]

Heel bijzonder; wie maakt 'm nou zo?
Creatief hoor.
Huub

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• puffy (16541)
• [2008-03-13 13:42]

Hi Frank,

That is one very nice shot of the tower, a beautiful framing with the metal art, very unique pov and composition, nice details and lighting, great shot!

Cheers,
Sweety

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• wkshelton (8572)
• [2008-03-13 16:17]

Hello Frank,

And that would be very heavy, Excllent framed photo well done on the colors bg pov well done with great, excllent details very well presented

TFS Kyle

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• dareco (8933)
• [2008-03-14 1:53]

A very beautiful picture, well framed by the building. TFS

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• ruudblok (21123)
• [2008-03-15 7:04]

Een mooi doorkijk
En perfect belicht

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• EOSF1 (16441)
• [2008-03-16 11:31]

Hello Frank, well seen view of the tower, well composed with a very good technique, thanks.

Mario

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• harpya (31479)
• [2008-03-17 16:18]

Hello Frank

Different vision of the Torre Eiffel.
Until then I had not seen shots different from the usual ones, here you give me a beautiful vision and a new form of seeing the tower!
The metal wall is beautiful, I think to be brushed steel.
The natural light is wonderful
your picture has high quality.
Congratulations

Sérgio

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• perryhooter (25156)
• [2008-03-19 4:16]
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Hello Frank!

Difficult to avoid to shoot the iron Lady when you travel to Paris. But you did wll taking here differently.

Well seen and captured mon ami.

One day , Martine and will will see it ourselves. Yep , it is a shame , but we did not go together across the pond....
It is among many of our projects. This year is not possible . The Euro is too strong and our budget is too small (LOL !)
Cheers!
Robert

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• Hendrika (16834)
• [2008-03-25 6:32]
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Frank die letter intrigeren me bijzonder. Staat er voor het metalen gebouw soms een doorzichtig glazen momument met letters?

Op deze manier blijft de Eiffel toren natuurlijk boeien. Fantastische opname,

TFS
Els

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• ErikSven (1481)
• [2008-03-31 2:29]
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Hallo Frank,
Eíndelijk eens een originele invalshoek om ons de Eiffeltoren te tonen. Door de originele kadering en de interessante positie van de dame die er naartoe wandelt, wordt het bouwwerk als het ware tot menselijke proporties teruggebracht.
Een mooie weergave dus, die volgens mij nog sterker had kunnen overkomen in zwartwit (maar dan moet je wel van zwartwit houden, natuurlijk).
TFS & groetjes,
Erik

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• aslaets (853)
• [2008-04-04 4:29]
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Origineel doorzicht. Interessante schaduwen van de tekst links, met diagonaal op de grond.

Mij stoort de perspectiefvervorming. Voor een strak onderwerp moeten de verticalen vertikaal zijn en de evenwijdigen evenwijdig.
Zonder PC lenzen is dat bij de opname niet te corrigeren, maar wel in PP.

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• rewshearer (14636)
• [2008-04-08 18:52]

Impressive POV Frank, nice use of the buildings as frames to put the Eiffel tower in its element.

Very good metering, great use of the polariser to get such deep saturation of the sky.

Great work
Rew

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• LeenToppie (100)
• [2008-05-04 7:56]

Hey Frank,

Dit vind ik echt toppie, heel mooi shot, the tower very clear, dan het kader van champs de mars en dan nog eens de letters.. Ja echt knap!
I like it!

Leen

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• wilth (1191)
• [2008-05-09 22:35]

Hi Frank,
I've even seen it in person but haven't seen this creative view before. The framing by the monument makes for an interesting perspective of a fairly familiar photo target and makes it all very interesting again. (Not that "the Tower" is ever boring, just "been there, done that")
Nice work, TFS,
Wilt