Mala Strana

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• JKaranka (353)
• [2007-07-26 5:59]

Where you using a tripod that day? Maybe it was the perfect occasion and picture to take two shots at different settings and do some of that hmd or hmv or whatever it's called (not my kind of stuff, but I see the point here). I mean, the sky is still overexposed, but it would be probably good to have a few slight tones of grey in it. I do understand the bad weather, I had plenty of it there! (And here in the UK as well.)

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• Bruno40 (4822)
• [2007-07-26 6:11]
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Giorgio,
The composition is strange... why not showing the floor?... i feel something is missing if I dont see ground.. sorry.
cheers
jorge

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• nisko (2289)
• [2007-07-26 8:42]

hello giorgio,
very beautiful and colourful houses!i like the depth of the street and ur point of view!overexposure no matter:)
kind regards
thodoris

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• vinicio (19165)
• [2007-07-27 5:02]
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Poca qualità della foto, dovuta penso all'illuminazione, ma la cosa che mi lascia più dubbioso è la composizione, hai evitato di far vedere la strada per prediligere i tetti, un formato verticale poteva risolvere il problema, oppure un collage di foto magari fatto con "Autostitch", se non lo conosci cercalo su internet, è molto buono.
Comunque complimenti Giorgio, si capisce dalla foto che la città ti ha conquistato.
Ciao
Vinicio

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• Cretense (34348)
• [2007-07-27 6:23]

Hi Giorgio!

This is a great architecture photo, with flawless composition and perspective and beautiful colours. The totally burnt sky is a problem, though.

Hercules

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• oochappan (30143)
• [2007-07-28 9:00]

And still I like the aiming for the colorful gabarits of the roofs here contrasting that totally blown out sky here, tolerated in B&W, so why not here, of course you could add some gradiant grey but I don't think that it would add that much. A standing frame was also an option here with a wide then not loosing too much of the color contrasting facades, certain this shot will inspire many to go and take a look over there too Goirgio.
greetings
Henk