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• mugush (1728)
• [2006-07-06 10:39]
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Fantatic building.. good composition.. so natually it is the best photo..
thanks for sharing
Love
Mugush

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• dada (6560)
• [2006-07-06 10:49]
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excellent composition, exceptional work again, my friend! you are unbelievable!!!

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anca

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• niraj (2042)
• [2006-07-06 10:49]
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hello Alban,
Nice pattern of ornate design, the curves and the shades with a human touch are beautiful in the shot.

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• wenqing (11857)
• [2006-07-06 11:17]
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love the composition here alban :)
excellent perspective and contrast
good catch

X

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• gancs67 (668)
• [2006-07-06 11:50]
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What an artistic architecture and interesting geometri.The girl even make this photo more interesting.

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• SylFondacci (14127)
• [2006-07-06 12:09]
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The feeling of being lost is well rendered, the movement of the dress maybe, giving an idea of her pace, the head as if she was looking for her way ...
And a good perspective !
The only thing I am not convinced is the frame. The image doesn't need it, IMHO.
Sylvie

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• Shimshams (1255)
• [2006-07-06 12:29]
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Great shot, well composed, wonderful perspective.
best wishes
Rob

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• pilnik (497)
• [2006-07-06 13:22]
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Great atmosphere, idea and lights.
I prepared workshop for you.
Hope you'll like it.
Regards,

Maciej

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• delnaja (0)
• [2006-07-06 13:46]
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a sort of illustration to a sort of fairy tales... yes she seems to be lost...
My eyes are attracted in the perspective : I really love the line of the lamps.
Well done!

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• btokaz (5744)
• [2006-07-06 17:06]
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Beautiful Alban. Thats what I like :)
Tomasz

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• mortcdz (53)
• [2006-07-06 17:11]
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On the surface a really good architectural shot. Add in the young lady, with a pose which really conveys a sense of "where am i?" and this becomes a wonderful shot.
Thanks for sharing
Mark

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• linus (10767)
• [2006-07-06 23:11]
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Hi Alban,
Simply stunning! The little girl adds a whole new dimension to the photo. Vey well done.
Sunil

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• iliannak (3500)
• [2006-07-07 3:18]
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wow ... gorgeous !
magnificent Alban, many TFS it
ili :o)

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• eliferen (3644)
• [2006-07-07 7:18]
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Great POV and perfect composition. I like the repetitive elements, they create great perspective. Girl gives idea about the dimensons and adds a nice taste to the shot.
And im agree with Sylvie aboit the frame. White doesnt make the shot stronger, it mixes with the bright parts.
Elif

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• Photograph2u (0)
• [2006-07-07 7:34]
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Hi Alban, superb! This vertical perspective of the church and this little girl looking for her way! Great title for this photo!

Love the colours and the sharpness. The repetitive line of the arches and posts make a perfect composition!

Very well done and seen! Take care, Yan

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• pozaru (19132)
• [2006-07-07 7:37]
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ohh ... how wonderful ... congratulations Alban !!!


have a great weekend,
v

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• degetica (2785)
• [2006-07-07 9:12]
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just..........


great!

still at the sea, but I'll be back for more!

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• zokakelt (1397)
• [2006-07-07 9:32]
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Odlicna fotka. Zgrada izgleda predivno, svidja mi se kompozicija...
Fantasticno

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• jone (29390)
• [2006-07-07 12:08]
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...super perspektiva, mnogu dobro svetlo i senki i ubavo vklopena boja na letnoto fustanche...
pozdrav,
j.

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• Maria74 (5997)
• [2006-07-07 15:22]
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Oh my...this is fantastic. congratulations on spotting the moment and preserving the symmetry of the columns...really speechless.
i did a WS, i really hope you don't mind - not as an 'improvement'...just being a parasite, i guess.
excellent, bravo!

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• cloverstar (0)
• [2006-07-12 4:43]

Perfect composition. The small child adds a good human element to this architectural shot. Well done.

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• mimolek (328)
• [2006-08-22 3:41]
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• Savignole (4135)
• [2006-11-21 14:16]

Just one word : that compo is superb ! Interesting perspective and well thought human touch, really well done Alban !
Thanks for share,
Martine