The Onion domed pavilion Bridge

Critiques [Translate]

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• sabyasachi1212 (19385)
• [2007-02-26 0:26]

Dear Angshu,
You sure had a great time at Muang Boran considering the number of quality photos you have from this place. I have mixed feeling about this, while the POV is good with nice syemmetric architecture, the picture appears over sharpened (atleast in my LCD) with resultant loss in clarity. Downgrading the picture to suit TE parameters may have resulted in loss of pixels.
Best Wishes
Sabyasachi

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• siolaw (21836)
• [2007-02-26 0:30]

Hi Angshu,
We start to know this place a little through your pictures!
Good central framing giving simmetry, sharp details, well seturated colors... nice water texture too
TFS
Laurent

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• ribeiroantonio (14456)
• [2007-02-26 2:33]

Very nice place with a good architectural bridge. The picture is quite good even if a bit tight on top. Well done.
Antonio

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• Graal (41529)
• [2007-02-26 3:01]

Hi Angshuman,
good captured place, unusual pavilion on the water, beautiful architecture. I like it. Interesting note. Good job.
Gr., Aleksander

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• jasmis (37461)
• [2007-02-26 3:04]

Superb exotic place shown in extraordinary way. Amazing colours ans sharpnes. Regards.

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• riclopes (25972)
• [2007-02-26 3:31]

Olá Angshu, a good place to exercise and see the whole country in just one day ;-) I agree with you about that architecture. The magnificent roof seems quite strange and out of the context I would say that it seems more from Mongolia...but what do I know...Anyway, I like the saturated green colors and I'm really attracted to that marvellous roof. The composition is fine and pleasant with the water scenery in foreground. The green leaves at left foreground are a good inclusion but I would crop a bit to get rid of the fence...
Friendly regards,
Ricardo

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• pablominto (28725)
• [2007-02-26 4:18]

Hello Angshu,
This is what I call a nicely decorated bridge!
Strong competition with North American covered bridges, but this is way more artistic! :-)
A well composed presentation!
Greetings,
Pablo -

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• Gerrit (24219)
• [2007-02-26 4:23]

Hi Angshu,

appealing scene and a fine forground brenche to add depth. It lacks some sharpness.
Regards,. Gerrit

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• vincz (17514)
• [2007-02-26 4:39]

Very Thai indeed. i have been these sort of gardens mostly there. You got a great shot at it with this very good composition, so peaceful. The colours brought by the people make it evn more attractive. There is some qulity issue, likely due to compression.

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• Fakir (910)
• [2007-02-26 5:23]

Sharp and well saturated exotic photo.
Regards.

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• pierrefonds (18105)
• [2007-02-26 7:11]

Hi Angshuman,

A good POV of the pavillion on the bridge, the photo has a good composition, DOF and nice colors. Thanks for sharing.

Pierre

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• sam224 (5791)
• [2007-02-26 7:22]

The form of this pavillon is a kind of attractive creation which catches the eye. It stands out so well in the middle of the lake and stands out against the cloudy sky. Good saturation of colours.
Well done. Thanks for sharing

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• ChrisJ (55563)
• [2007-02-26 7:26]
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Hi Angshuman

Did you walk or hire a taxi? Both times I walked but gave up after a few km. This park is huge! Nice reflections with good colour. Tfs!

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• hay_kes (18982)
• [2007-02-26 8:26]

Hi Angshuman,
the photo looks perfect, good balanced, nice colours and light.
TFS.
Best regards.

hAyAti

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• vinicio (19078)
• [2007-02-26 11:12]

Beautiful park and over all wonderful bridge Angshu, this architecture is rich and beautiful, this park must be really beautiful and interesting, compliments, beautiful image and description note.
Have a nice week
Ciao
Vinicio

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• josepmarin (25426)
• [2007-02-26 12:11]

Hi, my friend Angshuman,
This pavilion on the water, and his domes with this onion shapes have a strong graphism, and you have caught it finely in your setting.
The gray day and with a difficult light it has not prevented that your composition gathers a few natural colors and the reflections on the water. I like the dynamism that the people give in this place.
Well done.
Friendly regards,
Josep

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• prezntime (3933)
• [2007-02-26 16:21]

Hello Angshuman.
This is very interesting architecture...I don't believe I've seen a design like this before. THe roof is particularly beautiful.
It seems though that this picture is a little over-saturated...I think. At first I noticed the purple hue to the building and rails...which might actually be the color, but then I noticed the treetops to the right of the building. Could be purple flowers atop, but I don't think so...you'll have to let me know.
A fine photograph, the color just comes through on my screen a little off.
Hope you don't mind friend,
best wishes.
Chris.

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• emjleclercq (10884)
• [2007-02-26 16:44]

Interesting style of architecture, with the large bulb and the small surrounding ones. I believe that the pointed roofs in the bottom could be more reminiscent of traditional Thai architecture, but I am not really familiar with the style. The location of the pavillion on the water is nice and you caugth some good light effects on the water. But I think some more contrast on the wooden parts (the railing, for example) would have been helpfull since the current grey color is not very good to show the details.

All the best,

Emmanuel

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• leo61 (30446)
• [2007-02-26 16:50]

Hui Angshu!
Good shot of this nice pavillion,a great place to rest.I like how it is framed by the vegaetation and the water with the silver reflections.
Regards,leo

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• Budapestman (25037)
• [2007-02-26 18:58]

Dear Angshu,
What a fascinating and peaceful place! Beautiful details and attractive composition. Very fine work. Thank you, nice days
George

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• papagolf21 (47862)
• [2007-02-27 3:45]

Bonsoir, mon ami Angshu,
Chaque fois, c'est un plaisir renouvelé, que de regarder vos photographies.
Ici, encore, vous nous offrez un cadeau architectural de premier plan.
Sujet passionnant et très réussi.
Amitiés.
Philippe

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• feather (40083)
• [2007-02-27 5:26]

It does sound like a fascinating place to visit; the next best thing to seeing the real buildings, which is not always possible on a short trip. There's something about the symmetry of the building which makes the central composition a good choice. There are one or two quality issues already mentioned but not enough to detract from thte interest of the post.
Kath

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• pastadog (10599)
• [2007-02-27 5:38]

Very interesting and exotic architecture and setting you present here, Angshu, nicely framed with green on the sides and the pond on bottom; regards, Daniel

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• jhm (65865)
• [2007-02-27 6:28]

Hi Angshu,

A wonderful place for a visit and a little bit pausing there on the benches, and a good conversation with the people in this pavilion, very well composition with very pleasant colours, very well done! TFS.

Rezgards,
John.

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• john_c (24606)
• [2007-02-27 14:41]

Hi Angshu,
Well composed with a splendid perspective. I like the large expanse of rippled water and the way the tones and hues blend together well. Good graphism and symmetry enhance. Well done.
John

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• plimrn (15475)
• [2007-02-27 18:08]
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Hi Angshu,
What I felt when I opened this picture was a great sense of peace and beauty; Part of this feelining is realeted to the beeauty of the structure, part of it is your centered framing with this interesting building framed between its watery reflection and the lush green foliage. I think it gives the sense of an exotic blossom. Whin I read the comments to find out more more about the architecture, I realized that none of the techinical details had occured to me as I enjoyed the photo. I did find one pretty good link. In what part of the garden is this bridge found? I thought it might be the "The Phra Kaew pavilion is an octagonal structure from the Ayutthaya period created by Ancient City according to an image carved on a wooden door panel of a scripture cabinet, now in the National Museum in Bangkok. This building testifies to the glory of Buddhism in the capital city of Ayutthaya, after it had conquered other towns, big and small, acquired their sacred objects, and brought them to Ayutthaya."
HLJ, Pat

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• atus (14646)
• [2008-04-11 17:41]

Hi Angshu,
I found this one on your intro page and captured my attention because of the nice and interesting architecture of the pavilion. Great one and an excellent place to relax for sure.
Tfs and wish you a pleasant weekend!
Attila