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Kariya Pond
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This is also taken from the Kariya Park and the last of my photos.
I had cropped the right side to remove the person doing Tai Chi and just sharpened the image a bit.
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nice warm tone, i like it. Nicely captures
Hello Ernesto,
You are my neighbour today!
I like the 'green' effect here. It is a little like a grotto!
The trees at either side make a good, natural frame and the one on the left gives great interest. I like the off-centre positioning of the focal point and the whole is very nicely presented!
kind regards,
Bev:-)
- Morac
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(8036) - [2008-04-28 13:32]
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Hello Ernesto,
The composition is beautiful. The colors are soft.
A beautiful photograph.
Regards
Marc
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- rabani
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(9147) - [2008-05-11 19:43]
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Hi Ernesto
It doesn't take much to be where or what I am now photographically. All it takes is, to see with your heart what you see with your eyes. In fact, it is your heart which tells you how to see things the way it should be seen, and your eyes go looking for that visual quality. Sometimes, you have to go over many times in different times of days, to get the best of the scene. And the best doesn't mean it has to be bright and colorful. It is how you see, fitting the scene which you have here Ernesto. Organic, somewhat mystical and oriental.
If there is one tip in photography that I would offer, it would be this. See with your heart and shoot what hits you the most.
Regards
rabani
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