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| Neal R Thompson MD |
Interesting abstract. There is great dynamic range and it must have been difficult to get some detail in both the highlights and the shadows. |
| Dennis Hirning, PPSA | Good eye to notice this. I like the item in the right window that draws the eye. Possibly if it was red or a red flower in a vase it would make a stronger image. Hard to do when you are just walking by. I might like to see a little more on the bottom so the windows are higher in the frame. |
| Maria Drumm |
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| Timothy D. Morton | The three windows make illustration and interesting take on ARTICEXTURE and such what can be done with the till and shit optics available. |
| Shahron Williams von Rooij | Nice shadows and what looks like reflections on the middle and right window make this an interesting image. There something on the left edge, looks like a fourth window that wasn't completely cropped out. That's a quick fix, though. |
| Mohamed Terzaki |
Patterns attract me too and the details of the windows are interesting. I think if you rotate the photo 90o cc and do more of the softening for the white areas you will be surprised. |
| Member Bio | |
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Sol Blechman -
Biography My lifelong photography journey started with a Kodak Duoflex camera presented to me for my 12th birthday. Some 54 years later I find my Canon 20D (with all kinds of equipment in between) a wonderful replacement. I also use a Canon G6 for "easy" work or when I feel lazy about carrying SLR equipment. It has been a pleasure to replace the dark room, the chemicals and the long hours washing prints with digital imaging. Many of my pictures are taken while traveling but I also believe in the old saw about finding shots in your back yard. So birds, flowers and landscapes near home about equal the people, foreign places and objects I shoot while away. I am printing now on an Epson 2200 mostly for our local camera club. When we started with digital work a few years ago there were only a very few of us working in digital. Now the category has grown many times over and is the dominant format in the club. |
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