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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
This is actually not really from Thailand, and neither is it from Cambodia, as it is from no mans land between the 2 borders of Poipet and Aranyaprathet.
Interesting place really, I went there in need of an exit stamp from Thailand, to obtain yet another 4 weeks of visa, and i didn't even have to go to Cambodia, as I let one of the locals arrange it for me, so a local policeman simply took my passport, 10 minutes later he was back with the passport, complete with entry/exit visa from Cambodia:)
I know i paid a good price for the bribe, but nice to save yourself from the long hot waiting line at the counter.
I have another picture from the same place, and I wasn't really sure which one to post, so I'll attach it as a WS |
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- ifanik
(13209) - [2008-03-12 2:53]
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Hi Harry
Very beautiful b/w photo like an old picture
You have beautiful galery
Very well done
Best regards
Nick
- lucski
(3480) - [2008-03-12 10:18]
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hi Harry
really good B&W picture, great sharp and details
kingdom of Cambodia nice place
TFS
greetings lukasz
Hi Harry, I looked at the two shots together. I like the finer grain in the first one with the street scene and the actual sign for the "Kingdom of Cambodia", though I wish you hadn't cropped it the way you did, i.e. leave the sign fully exposed, or cut it along a straight edge. In the workshop copy I liked the young woman and the boy on the bike, up front, with closer focus. In this one, you've dropped the sign, but now I don't have a complaint about the cropping. It's still a street scene, but now you have a car behind her, which didn't work as well. Tough choice, I guess if it was me, I'd have gone for the workshop copy, with the two up close and personal, but I enjoyed both.
Thanks, John
- crckt
(6465) - [2008-03-13 10:58]
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Hi Harry,
This does look very interesting in B/W. Good choice of medium, you have captured the daily life really well.
Thanks for sharing,
Shaeri