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Row Houses
Image Title:  Row Houses
 
 By: Joe Ciccone  
  Copyright ©2006



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Photographer Joe Ciccone {K:3684}
Project N/A Camera Model Canon PowerShot S2 IS
Categories Architecture
Digital
Film Format Digital JPEG High
Portfolio Lens Canon 2.7-3.5 12 X optical zoom @ 38mm
Uploaded 2/23/2006 Film / Memory Type San Disk 1 Gig
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 202 Shutter 1/125
Favorites Aperture f/4.5
Critiques 11 Rating
5.50
/ 3 Ratings
Location City -  West Palm Beach
State -  FLORIDA
Country - United States   United States
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There are 11 Comments in 1 Pages
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Ameed El-Ghoul   {K:42207} 2/23/2006
If the palms weren't there i would've thought it was house cloning, I like the reflection to as well, nice panorama effect,
Btw, If you tried a wide angle lens, you wont go back :) you need to try it. I am not sure I would agree about two steps back would provide wide angle, you will get more into the picture this is for sure, but you will be a little far, I've tried a lens and I found it amazing, but too bad I can't afford it now,
Keep up the good work,
Regards,


Joe Ciccone   {K:3684} 2/23/2006
the widest lens I own is my Nikon 24mm (which on my D50 is like a 36mm view) I am just about to order the 18-55mm...which will give me a 27mm view...I just can't afford anything wider...
So I guess I will still have to take a couple of steps back when I have the room to do so...cheers


Alicia Popp   {K:87331} 2/23/2006
Estupenda vista arquitectónica y sus reflejos. Felicitaciones!


Dave Stacey   {K:138303} 2/23/2006
Great reflection, Joe! No tricks this time?
Dave.


Joe Ciccone   {K:3684} 2/23/2006
naaa, just a little cropping, all it needed.
thanks for taking a look....cheers


Joe Ciccone   {K:3684} 2/23/2006
agradezca le por mirar, y sus aclamaciones positivas de los comentarios...


Ace Star   {K:20916} 2/27/2006
amazing capture! Joe i like this one alot ... excellent work especially the reflection in water

wish you all the best


Joe Ciccone   {K:3684} 2/27/2006
thank you Ace for viewing and your comment...cheers


Sandy Stein   {K:936} 3/22/2006
Good concept the repetition of geometric forms and the relections. However the photo falls down with the washed out sky. There is lots of detail there that some PS would help. The park bench is a nice touch but the utility box, the sofa and love seat, and the fence on the lower right have to go.


Joe Ciccone   {K:3684} 3/23/2006
sky is definatley a bummer..with all the great sky and clouds in Florida I had to take this on a blan sky day...thanks for viewing and your comments...cheers


Joe Ciccone   {K:3684} 3/23/2006
hi Ameed...took your advice and got me a 18-55mm Nikon lens for my D50...it is a lot of fun...and this lens is only about $150.....


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