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Temple in QianShan mountain


Temple in QianShan mountain
Photo Information
Copyright: Etienne Francois (etiennejr) Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 212 W: 13 N: 216] (1002)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2004-04
Camera: Canon EOS 300D, 18-55mm/f3.5-5.6, Digital RAW
Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2004-04-18 3:54
Viewed: 744
Points: 4
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
This picture is taken at temple in the Qian Shan mountain. The mountain is located close to the city of Anshan, Lianing proince, North of China.
The picture is taken with a digital EOS 300 with the regular 18-55 lens. On this day it was really windy, and I had to wait a long time before some smoke would be in this picture.

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Thanks for posting a larger image!

I like it. The reason being that most of the shot is in darkness making the few colors that are present stand out even more. The incense sticks are spaced out very nicely along the frame and are of pretty vibrant colors as well. I acutally like it like this, without too much smoke in the frame, just enough to tell me where this was taken. The Chinese lantern (in the upper left edge of the frame) is a great addition to fill the empty space in that part of the frame.

Overall good work for a first post. I would just like to see it a touch more sharp...something that can be fixed easily in PS. Anyway, good shot. Well done!

For a first posting, it's a good one.
Nice composition. hope you'll be posting more pictures from China; Welcome to TE...

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