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Bhabesh Chakrabarti
{K:11424} 10/25/2006
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Stunning framing with such a dramatic DOF. Brilliant POV and it can give you a feeling as if you are looking at 3 or 4 different photos simultaneously. The bird on the lower right corner of the pavement enhances the perception of distance, and I am speechless. The more I look at it, the more it inspires me to write. The monochrome tone probably fits best, and I am so glad to watch a picture like this today. Great attempt ended in a brilliant capture, and my best wishes are always with you.
Regards,
Bhabesh
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Roland Lacson
{K:12214} 10/25/2006
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Nice symmetry in both the columns & the trees leading to the distance, well captured & composed.
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Anthony Marchan
{K:8979} 10/25/2006
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this is my kind of shot..awesome..the symmetry and the lining up of trees..great stuff. i love the pigeon on the bottom too. great structure here
Ant
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swapnil Kshirsagar
{K:234} 10/25/2006
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Nice Pic
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Jean-Francois Garneau
{K:1883} 10/30/2006
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Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments, and taking the time. It is much appreciated. This one also lives, printed and matted, on my dining room wall.
Best,
JF
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Jean-Francois Garneau
{K:1883} 10/30/2006
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Thanks Roland for stopping by and commenting. Much appreciated.
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Jean-Francois Garneau
{K:1883} 10/30/2006
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Thanks Anthony ! Paris on a gray day is loads of fun.
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Jean-Francois Garneau
{K:1883} 10/30/2006
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Thanks Swapnil.
JF
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