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@ Booger's treatment of Hasa's card players Mais c'est un Renoir, voyons!
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| Posts: 4067 | Location: Vancouver, BC | Registered: August 05, 2007 |    |
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Nice tinkering, Boog. And I love the wire shots.
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| Posts: 8295 | Location: Berlin | Registered: March 04, 2006 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by colin: It's a perfect piece of composition. Look at how Meru's face is automatically the center of attention. That's because of the contrast: whites behind her contrasting with the small darks of her face and hair. Then notice that she's placed very close to perfectly on the left, dividing the picture into 1/3rd and 2/3rd pieces. Also look at how the balancing point of interest, the dark hall's vanishing point with its cluster of light and dark shapes for interest (but with less contrast than the main point of interest) is very close to being on on the other 1/3rd line. The darks and lights balance perfectly so the picture doesn't seem too "heavy" in either direction. Finally, the picture is full of interesting texture, in the packaging, the puddles, the boxes, the signs, and the pipes on the ceiling, to give your eye plenty to wander over after it's finished with the point of interest (which it will return to in good time). It could go in a textbook.
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| Posts: 9520 | Location: 410 A.D. | Registered: February 20, 2003 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by Wanderer: Thanks for the very nice comments Colin and everyone else. It's just what i needed today.
edit: ack, new page! Quick, go look on the previous page for the excellent work people posted on there before i changed it.
Actually I am using diff wanderer pics for my desktops at homer and work right now. I also really liked this from Oniichan as well.
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| Posts: 5376 | Location: TPA in the FLA | Registered: February 05, 2003 |    |
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Somethings I'd forgotten:
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Some gorgeous photos in this thread as always.. Wanderer - you know I adore your photos.. fantastic. And I really like those street scenes Lithos. the last one especially.. Theres more I should be commenting on.. sorry. Feeling all jaded and crap when ti comes to photography at the moment. I need to just pick my camera up and go out with it this weekend I think.
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Do that, MrsK. Drag the husband with ye. Tomorrow, I shall scam my flatmate's tripod, and finish off my roll of Sensia.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by lithos: Do that, MrsK. Drag the husband with ye. QUOTE] The husband hates coming out with me when I am taking photos. I take too long apparently! Hmm.. Tripod and Macro lens feels like they need to be used. Now to find some (or any!) inspiration.
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lol @ Boog Lithos baby, I love your pics. You should post more often. and this is my precious from yesterday. Τα παιδεία παίζει.
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| Posts: 11724 | Location: Katerini, Hellas | Registered: October 29, 2003 |    |
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lmao @ splitcoil. He was giving me a look, though....
As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein
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| Posts: 19595 | Location: my happy place. | Registered: February 17, 2004 |    |
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