Looking Up

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• jafsc (4614)
• [2005-11-29 7:07]

:) Pierre, j'étais resté avec votre promenade au Parc Lafontaine et j'ai pensé c'était les colonnes de la Bibliothèque en face du parc sur Sheerbrooke:) Bon...c'est la Vatican...belle perspective!
José

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• Nina_Stevens (0)
• [2005-11-29 7:08]
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Glouk!
Comme ça fait bizarre cette sensation de... quatre colonnes qui vont peut-être nous tomber sur la tête LOL
L'effet est très bien réussi!
Nina

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• chrisJ (28231)
• [2005-11-29 7:10]

Bonjour Pierre

A superb pov looking up. I like the repetition of the 4 columns. Bon travail!

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• Savignole (4135)
• [2005-11-29 7:13]

Quel surprenant point de vue ! Tu me donnes presque le vertige avec ce cadrage. Originale, avec une belle symétrie, ton image sort des sentiers battus... Bravo pour ce coup d'oeil,
Bonne journée Pierre :)
Martine

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• ropetko (0)
• [2005-11-29 7:43]
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Wow, excellent POV and composition! Those pillar lines creates very interesting tunnel effect, great!
I really thought it's barrel distorsion we see here, thanks for the explanation!

Another great vacational shot, congratulations!
Regards,
Robert

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• clix_stuff (2301)
• [2005-11-29 7:54]

Great POV...Excellent composition. It looked very different as a thumbnail...equally interesting in full size. TFS

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• magda_indigo (31107)
• [2005-11-29 7:57]

SuPERB angle, that's iot, USING YOUR EYES! Well done, (*_*)

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• iso (25121)
• [2005-11-29 7:58]
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Impressionnant ce point de vue Pierre, Hum ! tu devrais ménager ton cou. Quand même impressionnant ce lieu, ça ajoute à la valeur de cette photographie.

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• h_sedghi (540)
• [2005-11-29 8:00]
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Hi Pierre
very nice architectural picture ,bravo
i think the sharpness of two near columns is alittle high.
you took womderfull composition.
Hamid

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• drymd29 (7605)
• [2005-11-29 8:13]

I like especially the space you kept on the pictures bottem. It brings our view out of the dark centre and gives an entrance to this huge impressive building.
I see you laying down on the back on top of your backsack suffering some stretching pains, taking this.
Nice done Pierre
Huub

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• cloverstar (21277)
• [2005-11-29 9:07]
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Wow! Pierre, you always find excellent point of views. This is stunning. Did you lay on your back for this shot? I love the perspective. Great composition without any cropping. Nice work.

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• Mrlittle (4930)
• [2005-11-29 9:10]

Hi Pierre.Very beautiful photograph in a beautiful compositie. Already i thought that you looked at in the depth. But the tale tells differently.

Frans

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• Maria74 (5997)
• [2005-11-29 10:13]

Hi Pierre,
lovely shot! Actually, I have something similar from Turkey (the columns look the same) that I intended to post soon!
Nice graphic created with an origianl POV, as usual very well done!
M.

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• Werewolf (26138)
• [2005-11-29 10:39]
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J'en comprend tout a fait la perspective! Ça fait bizarre tout de même! Si c'était des barres parallèlles pour des futurs jeux Olympique là-bas... Ouf... ça prend du bras! Bravo pour cette présentation sous un autre angle!

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• eliferen (3642)
• [2005-11-29 11:23]

Looking up.. Always a graet idea and gives different POV. No lost details even the darkest part in center and either on brightest side on front facade of colunms. Nice composition and shot.
Elif

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• Shutter2Think (0)
• [2005-11-29 11:54]
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Hi Pierre,
Nice shot! Your comopsition is very effective. Because you didn't center the square, and got closer to two of the columns, they look huge and really pull the eye. Your note says looking up...but, it could easily be looking down, too. And, good eye movement overall...I don't really seen an "anchor."
Well done!
Richard

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• pablominto (27446)
• [2005-11-29 11:59]

Hello Pierre,
Interesting perspective and quite good management of difficult lighting! Good details and colours also in the darker parts
Regards,
Pablo -

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• Yug (1860)
• [2005-11-29 15:16]

Belle perspective Pierre. J’aime beaucoup cet angle de prise de vue.
Guy

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• LuciG (8650)
• [2005-11-29 20:08]

ola pierre!
o ponto de vista é arrojado no entanto da uma enorme beleza à composicao.
bom trabalho!
Luci.

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• Gudule (537)
• [2005-11-29 20:08]

Une chance que tu étais assis, tu serais tombé à la renverse!!!
Impressionnant! Étourdissant! À donner le vertige.
Une image de grande qualité à tout point de vue.

JN.

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• nova (8311)
• [2005-11-29 20:40]

Quelle etrange perspective! On ne sait plus si on regarde vers le haut ...ou vers le bas! Elle me donne le vertige! Tres bel angle de vue,original et saisissant! Bien compose! Bravo! Michel

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• WALTERito (4281)
• [2005-11-29 20:49]

It has been many, many years since I visited the Vatican, but it sure is impressive. So is the detail you show us. I couldn't help but tilt my head backwards :-)
TFS

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• linus (9682)
• [2005-11-29 23:19]

Hi Pierre,
Very nice POV. For a moment I could not decide if I was looking up or down!
Sunil

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• Beger (15449)
• [2005-11-30 0:27]

Bravo pour cette vue tout à fait inusitée. J'ai une prise de ces mêmes colonnes datant de 2004, mais beaucoup plus conventionnelle. Dire qu'il y a quatre rangées de ces colonnes. Ils avaient vraiment du génie ces romains ! Bravo et merci! Annie

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• reddevil (0)
• [2005-11-30 4:19]

Strange POV and I like it...when photography is becomes a hobby...you'll see the world in a different way :-)

Jos

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• samr (3323)
• [2005-11-30 4:23]

Great shot Pierre, simply amazing how you detect such patterns in buildings - special eye and good catch. It is all very beautiful, colours, POV, DOF and exposure. Very well done, and TFS,
Sam

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• Dingo (11723)
• [2005-11-30 17:08]

Looking up always pays off, Pierre. Went walking in Antwerp this afternoon, and got a painful neck from all that looking up ;o). I love the vertical near-symmetry in your compo. Great lighting, the big differences in brightness of the ceiling are handled very well.
I intend to visit Rome next spring, and I'll definitely check out this colonnade.
TFS.

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• Photograph2u (0)
• [2005-12-01 7:24]

Hi Pierre, this is very well seen: the composition and the pov is great. :)

Nice texture and colours as well. Take care, Yan

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• tropicalrips (0)
• [2005-12-01 9:12]

very cool POV Pierre :)
looking up usually givs very interesting view from places we least expected :)
i posted a photo before with the same title :P

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• VE2VGA (0)
• [2005-12-02 11:21]

Un très beau point de vue, majestueux et presque hypnotisant.

Il est intéressant aussi de voir que cette vue peu aussi bien avoir été vue vers le haut que vers le bas.

J'aime particulierement le cadrage, réalisé parfaitement de facon symétrique.

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• delnaja (0)
• [2005-12-02 12:59]

vertigineux m'sieur Tournesol! Et comme il a été indiqué cela peut se voir aussi bien de haut que de bas... à en perdre le tête ;D
Fred

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• Quark (66)
• [2005-12-04 16:15]

Always nice to see a well-known building but then through the eyes of a photographer, so, a different POV and this one is yours, a very nice one, looking up between the pillars, "high" quality, Pierre !

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• stecotdon (4883)
• [2005-12-05 5:35]

Wow,
such a great prespective! Indeed I have as a "rule" for me always look up when visitng soe architecture site. It pays off most on the times ;))

great shot Pierre. And I love the "distortion"... It gives some illusion of great deph.

Very well done!
Take care, Stef :))

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• AnneFrance (5430)
• [2005-12-15 1:47]

vue impressionnante !!!
l'on dirait plutot prise du haut d'un balcon.....tres bonne realisation!
chouette cadrage egalement

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• LeBonhomme (353)
• [2006-02-27 6:52]

Bonjour Pierre,
équilibre parfait pas souvent retrouvé dans ce genre de photos. Félicitations!

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• tramwaj29 (432)
• [2008-01-13 8:54]

Hi Pierre:)

Interesting picture:)

TFS!

Justyna

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• Lamarini (16)
• [2008-01-13 9:00]

Hi pierre,
excellent POV. Interesting perspective. I like so much this photo,ingenious.
By Michela

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• matteo97 (30)
• [2008-08-13 7:27]

ciao erre
bella prospettiva splendido punto di vista complimenti
Matteo