Khmer Architecture

Critiques [Translate]

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• carper (51293)
• [2008-05-13 1:20]

very beautiful photo here Albert,
very good pov, fine quality I like the contrast and the quality of the photo, good photojob, have a nice day.
gr. jaap

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• nikosrio (639)
• [2008-05-13 1:23]

Hello Albert,
Very nice colors and light,sharpness and well composed.
regards,
Nikos.

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• ThomasL (413)
• [2008-05-13 1:24]

Hi Albert!

Impressive shot! The sharpness is great, the POV also. I like the centered composition and the inclusion of some people, which gives us an idea of the proportions here. For the cropping, I wonder how it would look like without the small part of the another monument on the left. Of course this would result in loosing the presence of that guy walking up the stairs. Maybe you could just have cloned out that part? It's a personal opinion of course. Well done!

BTW, what's the little spot on the right side of the monument?

Greetings,
Thomas

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• TopGeo (10793)
• [2008-05-13 1:25]

Hi Albert! ecvellent shot here!A very pleasing composition of this lovely old architecture. The light and shadow play is excellent and adds much to the atmosphere. Superb tones and clarity producing some excellent detail in the stonework.
Geo

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• Dpbours (6879)
• [2008-05-13 2:05]

Hi Albert,

An interesting piece of architecture you got here and a good note. Thanks for preparing me for my upcoming trip to Thailand ;-).
I might have cropped off a little of the left to get rid of that piece of building visible there. But next to that a nice catch.

Greetings!
Dennis

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• Cretense (32099)
• [2008-05-13 2:47]

Hi Albert!

Excellent architecture photo, the composition is simple yet ideal for this kind of photo! Great contrasts, fantastic, "heavy" colours, impressive overall definition! Congratulations!

Hercules

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• jhm (64556)
• [2008-05-13 4:41]

Hello Albert,

Composition and quality are wonderful.
Colours and presentation are superb.
The stair make very great impression and show us nice as excellent detail.
Very well done, thanks for sharing.

Best regards,
John.

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• parbo (6310)
• [2008-05-13 7:09]

Hi Albert,

What a great texture you captured again. Color and texture changes by terracotta bricks are increase feeling of motifs and geometries there. Very good and informative one with your well detailed note. Congratulations.

Best Regards,

Ertugrul

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• Graal (40467)
• [2008-05-13 10:57]

Hi Albert,
an interesting old architecture. Good colours and details. Unusual place. I like it. Good work.
Gr., Aleksander

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• dumbo (1248)
• [2008-05-13 11:17]

Hi Albert,
Really good photo with excellent composition and beautiful colors.
I like the details of that monument.
Good job!

Best wishes,
Eino

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• jafadabret (25618)
• [2008-05-13 23:09]

Albert, c'est du beau travail pour mettre en valeur ce monument ancien. J'aime les couleurs et le graphisme des pierres sur un beau ciel d'azur.
Jacques

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• ChrisJ (55246)
• [2008-05-14 2:13]

Hi Albert

A good upward pov on the central prang or chedi, with a marvellous warm vs cold color contrast between the red tinted stone & blue sky. Good colour, & tfs!

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• DKarine (2724)
• [2008-05-14 2:52]

Fantasy! We would imagine in a remake of Indianajones and the temple curses!
It is really impressive this texture which the light gives to the stone.

Bravo
Karine

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• patdeph (7360)
• [2008-05-14 5:03]

hello Albert
this old monument is reallly splendid,and I like very muchthe colours given by the beautiful light,and the way it's standing out the blue sky!Wonderful!
Regards.
Pascale

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• jusninasirun (5826)
• [2008-05-14 7:54]

Hello Albert. You have documented beautiful images from Thailand. Super sharp structure in stunning detail looking awesome against the blue sky. Pleasantly cropped and framed. Thanks for sharing and best regards. Jusni

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• Vanessa132 (673)
• [2008-05-14 11:17]

Hi Albert,
great sharpness and color! interesting subject..
Nice POV!
TFS
Vanessa

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• kevinos (5384)
• [2008-05-14 21:35]

This is a very carefully made and nicely composed study of the ruins at Ayutthaya, Albert. You had good light ,which has given you good color saturation. Regards kevin

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• skippy007 (2427)
• [2008-05-15 1:56]

Hello Albert, Nice shot of this interesting monument, nice colour & texture, sharp & well composed, always good to see the human element included. A good informative note.
Thanks
Santo

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• Didi (27740)
• [2008-05-15 3:32]

Hello Albert
Interesting composition from this point of view.
Perhaps a horizontal frame will give us more about the environement.
Cheers.

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• jrj (32614)
• [2008-05-16 3:16]

A fine work Albert and a top presentation of this monumental archetechture in the sharp, crisp and well saturated setting

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• corniste (2457)
• [2008-05-16 8:48]

Hello Albert,

Wonderful place; These bricks temples have incredible forms. It is a good thing to have this little girl on the stairs!

Have a great day!

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• Greg1949 (5071)
• [2008-05-17 5:12]

Albert, this is one of the best shot of these ruins I have ever seen. The black of the stone is well controled as is he rest of the exposure. Great job.

Greg

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• BoisBarb (3006)
• [2008-05-18 3:41]

Très belle perspective de cet impressionnant monument.
La cadrage est excellent
BoisBarb

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• testmaniac (7229)
• [2008-05-21 2:40]

Hi Albert, very nice photo,so interesting ruins. Good composition and colors and the place of course! You are lucky to visit this great place!

TFS

Philip

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• lucski (3425)
• [2008-05-22 16:21]

Wow Albert
This one is just amazing, great composition, quality, and POV
very well done
TFS
regards lukasz

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• cepekdong (3508)
• [2008-05-29 9:51]

a really well composed picture with a great frame and such good colours and light ! i really like the pagoda being lid so well

daniel

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• Angshu (23652)
• [2008-06-04 0:38]

Hello Albert
This is Wat Chai Wattanaram, right? Remember the place very well. Good idea to isolate the prang to show it's grand structure. Like the texture of the bricks you brought out. The lady standing on the stairs gives an excellent idea of the scale. Well done! Regards
Angshu