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Old 07-11-2007, 09:38 AM
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Just got back from a long trip. Was in Italy and London. so you will see a lot of pictures now. Will start with this one. I kinda like it. Please lemme know what ya'll think. peace...

you really have to look at the large version to get the real feel:

Large Version: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1226/...a045e8c2_o.jpg

You can view the Venice set here:

http://www.flickr.com/gp/28588261@N00/3W8n1h

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Old 07-11-2007, 09:43 AM
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Awesome shot... and I'm so jealous... hope you had a spectacular time
I like the 'all inclusive' look of the shot - I think it gives you a feel for the location.
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Nice picture, I really like the lighting.
Only the boat on the right side is a little disturbing.
Maybe you can make a crop of the left half of the picture, maybe even make it a portrait then. This will remove the boat and the "dark" buildings on the right.
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Another shot i took in Venice. I really like this one. Is there anything i can do to improve it?

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http://www.flickr.com/gp/28588261@N00/3W8n1h

Please let me know what you think.
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Really nice composition and colour. I would edit out the lines behind her head. It's not clear what they are and a bit distracting.
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Old 07-11-2007, 01:15 PM
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kunaldaswani, lucky, lucky man

First one's OK, showing speed of boat's OK, it's the color that seems off to me. Not a clue why, just the one thing I would have to experiment with.

Second one is very well done (although seems to have the color issue I thought was in first one). Front of nun mimics right side of column base, contrast is effective, although if you went for perfection, the black could have shadows just slightly deeper so the sleeve was better defined. Cut-off hand: whole might be better, could live with this given the quality of the rest of the photo.

I think it might be magenta at a higher level than I'm used to, either from camera or edit?
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That definitely looks better. If I can nitpick: I can see a bit of a clone-pattern where you edited the background. But its the right idea, in my humble opinion.
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kunaldaswani,

See how varied are the views? I didn't mind the items behind her. But now I notice the repeats in the edit. If you choose from different parts of the wall what to clone over the lines, it will give a more natural look, not processed. Still a very good photograph. It's great to see your work.
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I like the original too, brings a bit of contrast to the image. The colours in the stone work is gorgeous!
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