Which one is right?

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• atarisphoto (960)
• [2007-11-02 13:15]

im going to guess that none of them are right...great subjects for a photo...but i think a tighter shot of them would have been more interesting...also a larger f/stop could have captured more of the great detail of the clocks...if these clocks are still around maybe reshoot them from a different angle...peace***

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• rewshearer (20942)
• [2007-11-02 13:16]

NIce tones and metering, good choice of subject.
Rew

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• Enka (624)
• [2007-11-02 13:19]

Es muy bonito el aspecto viejo de los relojes, los tonos son ideales.
Saludos

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• kubl (426)
• [2007-11-02 14:03]
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Privitanne!
Intresting idea & good colors!
Wonderful!
Kubl

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• yvettethecritic (71)
• [2007-11-02 19:07]

I dunno which one.. haha~ The lessened saturation gives it a kind of surreal effect on me. Pretty. :)

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• rminkow (15489)
• [2007-11-03 8:01]

Hi Marina. I like your composition. The colors and textures are interesting and the composition nicely done. Good work.

Roger

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• haben (1161)
• [2007-11-05 3:05]

hi marina
very interesting and good idea. the compo is great. the only disturbing thing are the reflections on the clocks.
have a nice time
haben

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• bluepianowaits (2590)
• [2007-11-05 3:09]

Hi Marina,

Great idea and good subject. A circular polariser would get rid of the distracting reflections on the clock faces.

Cheers
Tom