Taos Mission

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• wenqing (11857)
• [2008-02-29 7:37]

good use of the frame here karen
the POV makes this interesting
well seen and composed :)

koh

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• shelbeesmom (47351)
• [2008-02-29 7:50]

Super nice Karen! I love Taos! Nice place to ski and shop! This is super Great control of the sky here!
B-)
Linda

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• machinelove (16007)
• [2008-02-29 7:57]

Artistic, unique POV here Karen,
Very impressive capture. There's a great mood to this shot.
I like that you can make out the texture of the building.
The cross againast the sky is very dramatic and powerful.
Great post.
- Vincent

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• Dot (12062)
• [2008-02-29 8:14]

HI Karen
The angle of the shot to show the cross against the sky was perfect, putting the cross in evidence but also showing us the architecture.
Beautiful capture.
Dot

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• gerbilratz (1531)
• [2008-02-29 8:34]

love the angle you have taken, really dynamic and moody with it...TFS

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• CAROL50 (4729)
• [2008-02-29 10:12]

Good work here Karen, an excellent contrbution to the Friday's Theme .Remember Taos for having visited long ago before the digital era and taken the shots on film in fact i have delayed any upload because of the poorer quality of scanning but it is not the case here though. Well done,
Carol

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• ron-franklin (5373)
• [2008-02-29 11:27]

Hi Karen

This works well in sepia with the sky giving an extra dimension

well done and regards from Liverpool 08

Ron

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• kasias (414)
• [2008-02-29 11:31]
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Hi Karen
the interesting building curiously presented, clouds and colours toned down are adding the charm to the whole - I am greeting.

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• Royaldevon (16017)
• [2008-02-29 12:26]
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Hello Karen,

Your pov is so well placed!
It feels like climbing a mountain to reach the cross - how important is that! And then above it is that dramatic sky!
This is very cleverly composed, my friend!
Well done!

kind regards,
Bev :-)

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• nova (8645)
• [2008-02-29 20:26]
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A nice contribution to that theme.This is a very interesting close-up/POV.I always find the texture of those old missions walls so weird.They make me think of a chocolate cake without any creamy dressing...(I mean in sepia pictures!,especially the old ones...).TFS
Michel

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• Beger (19736)
• [2008-02-29 20:41]

Hi Karen,
Wonderful photo! I like the tight crop on the wall of this church! The sepia tones are rich and kept all textures. Very impressive presentation! Bravo! Annie

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• ProximityCast (171)
• [2008-02-29 20:42]

Wow, this one just reminded me of another shot I had that I could have dug up for this...;-( Very nice! Interesting POV and a creative composition.

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• boonie (7679)
• [2008-03-01 6:15]
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Yea, this looks more like Sepia that your previous. Good sselection of shooting angle Karen. Scans can look a bit soft, but not here - started with a good image. Cheers

Dan

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• juanjo (3365)
• [2008-03-02 0:21]
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hello Karen

I find interesting your point of view and the close frame on the building isolation just what you wanted to show us

regards

jjo

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• lilimih33 (17480)
• [2008-03-02 2:06]

Hello Karen!
Great perspective and very special mood in your sepia composition!
Beautiful PP work and nice frame, too!
Best regards!
Lili

...I return... :)

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• Helkoryo (22130)
• [2008-03-02 7:34]

Hello Karen

Supeb capture here,nice sharp shot from and interesting angle with neat framing,

TFS and for joining in the them

kind regards Helen

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• inunguak (3257)
• [2008-03-02 10:50]

Hi Karen:
Wow what a shot, beautiful mood created by light ,POV colour I like the idea of the sepia tone here , it works very well to add to the mood.. really spectacular vision and I love the Drama in this take... well done......Roman:0)

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• Janice (32868)
• [2008-03-02 11:55]

Great POV Karen, looking upwards to the Cross.
Very well displayed in sepia too,
Janice