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Tubiacanga Sunset II
Image Title:  Tubiacanga Sunset II
 
 By: Bill Krul  
  Copyright ©2002



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Photographer Bill Krul {K:5724}
Project #20 Classic Landscape Camera Model Bronica SQAi
Categories Film Format
Portfolio Brazil
Seascape
Lens 40mm
Uploaded 4/5/2002 Film / Memory Type Agfa hdx 100
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 489 Shutter auto
Favorites Aperture f/11
Critiques 3 Rating Critique Only Image
Location City - 
State - 
Country -   
About Taken from the sunset capitol of Brazil. After a day of Photographing the kids, listening to Pagode music and a few beers, it was time to relax in front of the several marvelous sunsets in Tubicanga.
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There are 3 Comments in 1 Pages
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Bruce Wilson   {K:540} 4/5/2002
I like the central figure, I think he adds to the shot. But the figures at the far right are too indistinct, I think, blending too much with the dark, to be meaningful. It appears that the left-central part of the shot, putting the standing figure at the left of the crop, might work better. You'll lose some of the colors, but the composition will be a bit stronger.


Bill Krul   {K:5724} 4/5/2002
How does this work? I might add that the figures that were cropped standout in the original but here they're mushy and blended into the black foreground. Thanks for the tip.



Bruce Wilson   {K:540} 4/5/2002
I like that. The crop now looks much cleaner, more deliberate, with some nice clean lines curving through the water.


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