The Art of Engineering

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• maleentjeh (66)
• [2005-04-04 17:25]

Hi Magnus - they seem to be almost all the same all over the world ! You caught them great in color. I found these a couple of months ago :

http://www.treklens.com/gallery/Europe/Belgium/photo26768.htm

Very nice tones and compo !
Marleen

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• alvaraalto (1386)
• [2005-04-04 17:31]
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Well Magnus,
Like a real modern teacher you asked the solution at the pupils instead of telling us the solution. Ok. I think the construction with the 2 wheels is to compensate change of length by temperature change. And of course there are some electrical isolation elements.
I hope you will correct this exam quickly and I hope to get a sufficient mark.
Groet Rob

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• wayne (0)
• [2005-04-04 18:16]

nice interesting shot, good comp, the angle you chose for the silouhette is perfect against the natural backdrop. has a graphic feel to it that works very well. i would paint out that that little speck in the sky to finish it off.

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• Shutter2Think (0)
• [2005-04-04 20:27]

Hi Magnus,
Very well done. Composition is very good, thanks for not centering. :) The colors I like a lot...the sepia tone does something...not sure, but, makes it more special that just "b&w," in my opinion. The gears and contraptions on this pole are very interesting to view...good subject matter.
Well done!
Richard

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• alagoa (0)
• [2005-04-05 3:39]

Beautiful tones in your photo!!! It's a delight to see that yellowish glow and the strong dark silhouettes. The pole and the lines create a very dinamic point of view in the photo and it's like we are about to see it move;-)
Well done Magnus!!
Ana

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• Saiz (0)
• [2005-04-05 11:26]

On se demande par où cela commence et qui tient qui ... bien vu!
Antonio

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• LarZ (313)
• [2005-08-14 9:05]

Hej Magnus,
Great and simple picture with wonderful silhouettes. The dark-white contrast is very good and strong. Very well seen.
Groeten,
Lars