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Sisi Ho |
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Richard Lotman Brown |
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John Gilkerson |
Breaking rules is fine as long as one has good reasons. In my view a symmetrical subject leads quite naturally to a symmetric reproduction. I like the way you have centred the subject so that the symmetry is vertical as well as horizontal, This concentrates ones vision on the splendid door knockers which are the most important part of the picture. There are wonderful tones thoughout this image. |
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Diane Bovenkamp |
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Anu Nadimpalli |
Love
the detail architectural shot. I love taking these kinds of shots,
myself. The picture seems a little crooked. Otherwise, a really nice
symmetrical view of an architectural detail. I especially like where
you chose to crop it, showing just the right bit of relevant wordings.
Nice job, Sisi. |
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Paul Roth |
I
am not sure if you broke the "rules" or not, however, I like the image.
Its probably the symmetry. It as well has a rather nice tone to
it, it doesn't appear to be purly black and white. |
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Carl Soerens |
You met your club assignment well and came up with a strong image. Very well exposed and processed. You might sharpen a little. |
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Member Bio |
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Sisi Ho, - Biography
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