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Vandy Neculae
{K:7111} 10/13/2005
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Excelent!
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 10/13/2005
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Nice shadows and textures, Antonio.
Best regards, Chris
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Rashed Abdulla
{K:163889} 10/13/2005
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wonderful image with great details and tone,very best regards.
www.a71an.com
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Gennaro Guarino
{K:12265} 10/13/2005
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Un'immagine purtroppo ancora comune dalle nostre parti. Lodevole il tentativo di conservare per intero l'ombra del balcone, tuttavia avrei optato per un taglio,o un'inquadratura, di tipo diverso ponendo pił in basso il balcone e dando pił aria alla parte superiore (sempre che ci sia ancora muro). Con un postwork diverso l'immagine acquisterebbe maggiore brillantezza.
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Mohamed Banna
{K:34231} 10/13/2005
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shadows behind imagination
WELL DONE
great details as well
7/7
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George Black
{K:101993} 10/13/2005
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It's a lovely wall and fine composition. For such highly textured stone, though, the image is a bit soft. Much has to do with taste, I admit, but chiseled stone cries out for careful sharpening.
Regards,
--George
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Brian Fillmore
{K:4016} 10/14/2005
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Very interesting
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Len Webster
{K:24697} 10/14/2005
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That's an interesting capture, Antonio.
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C K
{K:1987} 10/16/2005
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Le tue foto che preferisco sono senza dubbio quelle su particolari architettonici, come questa. Piene di poesia e massaggi sottintesi.
Grazie per il tuo commento e per avermi ritrovata anche dopo cosi` lunga assenza,
ciao, cK
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Neil Dolman
{K:26883} 10/20/2005
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Hi Antonio, great shot. This type of photo always conjures up things in the mind. Why is the window bricked up? what was it like before? what were the people like that lived here? etc. I like this sort of "questioning" photo - well seen. The shadow and the weeds growing out of the old brick part is great. My compliments.
By the way thanks for your comments. With he vertical pano, you are quite right! But that is caused by the overlap that i gave. I tend to give a larger overlap nowadays so as to disguise the stitch better, in this case i think it was around 1/3. There is no crop done. I think Lori suggested i should have tried 2 verticals next to each other, that would have been great but i was too preoccupied with getting the exposure correct. There was quite a difference between the too parts of the image. Took me a while to measure it :)
Best wishes Neil, by the way i have done an Adams version of "Vajolet" - diiferent photos but my Adams interpretation... will post it soon!
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