Critiques

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:48

Hello Silvio,

A wonderful architecture feature with a fantastic backdrop! Gathered enough light to the entire scenery. Well done.

Best Regards ;)

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:44

The iconic Che with strong visuals of silhouttes resulting into a contemplating art piece. Well managed light, a strong piece of work here!

Cheers ;)

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:38

Hello Deniz,

I like the rustic tones, the warm hues and shimmer on the cooking pots and kettles. The nice warmth of the people in it adds charms to this kitchen.

Best Regards ;)

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:33

Hola Maryori,

I like wonderful autumn colors surrounding the grounds and placing romantic touch to it. Also like your POV where you seem to come from in between the trees.

Kind regards ;)

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:27

Bonjour Jean Jacques,

Such a solemn atmosphere, the lighting is divine, gives added spiritual effect on the viewers.

Best Regards ;)

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:22

Hello Richard,

Good balance and distribution of elements and the color contrast is stunning.

Cheers!

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:19

Ciao Cristina,

Interests beyond thoughts and idea of presenting it here in TE. I have seen old rusty screens, some torn and have holes like this. But never have presented in such a manner. Personal experiences behind the works are worth viewing.

Be well ;)

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:14

Bonjour Anne Sophie,

I wouldn't have thought what this is until I read you're note. Not familiar with any musical instrument that's one reason why :(

I like the details, the B&W gives shapes and depth.

Thanks for sharing!


Best

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-14 21:09

Ciao Rikk,

The building has its simple 'clean and modernity' in it. Despite saying that it's not a good place to stay, it looks decent and clean, though I trust your opinion on this.

Nice shot at a blue hour set-up, good perspective and overall color effect with the street light above it.

Cheers ;)

kokoro-zukai (6) 2009-12-07 20:04

Hello Richard,



You've got one TE loner down there. I should have decided going up the Peak instead of the Tsimshatsui promenade. It was too crowded and limited space to take a position to really have a descent set-up. The entire stretch was bordered by 'volunteers' doing nothing but wave and cheer. They literally obstructed viewers or shall I say 'for safety' they were used as human barriers to avoid people scrambling along the railings which I think was a good reason for this, after all people stated pushing each other towards the railing at the end. Though the area was limited the entire stretch from the Star ferry up to the HK Space Museum were closed! Only infront of the New World hotel and Avenue of the Stars were open to the viewing public. It was a long night, worth the wait seeing the fireworks after.

BTW here's one of my captures down at Tsimshatsui promenade

;)