Path In East Garden

Critiques [Translate]

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• samvdc (42)
• [2008-05-15 21:06]

nice curves and lines in green/brown, a lot of motion too.
I like it!

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• Valerka (6587)
• [2008-05-15 21:45]

Hi,Latiff,
A nice autumnal tunnel with a nice tree screen behind whish are seen the contours of the building.
Very stylish!
TFS
Valerka:)

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• Scharan (11015)
• [2008-05-15 21:59]

Olá Latiff

Simpes e bela.
Um encanto de fotografia, parabéns.
GA
Vera

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• doelli (114)
• [2008-05-15 22:28]

Hi Latiff,
a great composition of soft tones in green and brown. The tunnel-effect is very nice.
Thanks for sharing,
Britta

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• Giis (238)
• [2008-05-15 22:36]

Hello Latiff, the stright path with stright shrubs are what make me go into your shot. And well, just reading your note is how I found the beautiful star on those pretty trees.
All composition I think is great.
Thanks for Sharing
Regards.

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• rodgerg (4647)
• [2008-05-15 22:39]

Hello Latiff,

I like especillay the very good prospect of your photo.
Regards,

Roger

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• Atousa (1446)
• [2008-05-15 23:14]

Salam Latiff,
Very beautiful path n you showed its beauty well..great perspective ,framing and atmosphere..tfs

All the best, Atousa

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• JPlumb (3111)
• [2008-05-15 23:34]

Hello Latiff, this is a good capture of this tunnel of trees. You've done a very good job with your depth of field in showing us very good detail right from the start to the two people at the end of the path (nice inclusion). The building on the side makes a great backdrop, and your timing was good, selecting a fall timeframe with the leaves just starting to turn added some great colour. Very nice.

Thanks, John

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• Budapestman (24181)
• [2008-05-16 1:23]

Hi Latiff,
Fascinating shot for this place with attractive composition, perspective is great. The colours are beautiful and the soft lights are very fine. Romantic place, Very well done! Have a nice day
George

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• Nicou (22716)
• [2008-05-16 1:35]

Hello,

un vrai tunnele naturel, magnigique avec les buissons de chaque côté, les personnages en fond, très très belle perspective, superbe.

Bravo et amitiés

Nicou

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• Hellas (3858)
• [2008-05-16 4:28]

May the star affect was not intentional but the PoV was surely intentional and well chosen! The arch made by the branches of the trees is very beautiful and create a stunning perspective. Original colours and fine details! The building's architecture is beautiful and looks to be in a good state of preservation. F/10 contributed a large sum of quality.
Warm regards,
Athanasios.

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• mydrjoe (647)
• [2008-05-16 11:12]

Hi Latiff,

Very beautiful picture. Excellent composition, colour and tones. Magic atmosphere created by the soft light and the great perspective.

Happy weekend.
JR

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• chpp (2637)
• [2008-05-16 13:44]

Hi Latiff
great shot. I like the perspective in this tunnel of trees.
very nice light and colours
have a nice weekend
chris

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• lilimih33 (9586)
• [2008-05-16 17:16]

Hello Latiff!
Lovely tunnel and great colours1
Nice perspective and excellent PP work!
Beautiful place!
Best regards!
Lili

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• belido (8216)
• [2008-05-17 9:10]

Hi Latiff,

fantastic shot! The perspective of the trees, the clarity and colors...everything looks perfect. I like this a lot. Great job!
Regards,
Carlos

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• jusninasirun (5826)
• [2008-05-18 20:48]

Hi Latiff. I like the perspective of this canopy leading deep in the frame. Good exposure management in making this image sharp and pleasurable to view. Thanks for sharing and best regards. Jusni

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• chrkont (2164)
• [2008-05-27 0:19]

Hi Latiff
Very nice composition, with warm colors and good perspective. Maybe a little more contrast will help as the sky is already burned and you don't have anything to lose.
TFS - Regards from Greece
Christos

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• rabani (9089)
• [2008-06-04 18:46]

Salam Latiff,
I guessed a lot of us found effects unintentionally. Like I discovered that starry effects start to develop when we used smaller aperture starting from F10 upwards.

This garden developed during the Renaissance was a time of the middle ages in my island state. I would imagine, Sabah was a country much like that of countries in the middle ages when elsewhere, garden parties were thrown with the accompaniment of woodwinds and harps.

Such contrast.
Regards
Rabani