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Brendon (289) 2007-07-04 16:05

Vibrant and bright colours throughout your scene here. This is the first shot I think I have scene from this angle. Most are from the walking area looking up at Nagoya Tower) Different perspective - good job! Im really suprised by the lack of people milling about the area. Usually its crowded and there is something going on below (Milky Way Square is what its called). I have been there many times shooting on the weekend. Thanks for the reminders of the area. Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-07-04 15:52

Simple and poignant shot. It has great balance throughout in terms of set up and framing - so well done there. I like the workshop in terms of cutting out the tiles. It doesnt detract though from what you had to twork with. Alas, you have really captured the clash of the tradional kimono clad woman vs. the modern subway. Well done Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-11 19:09

Beautiful, rich and explosive colours being portrayed in this mix matched scene of chaos. Very deep dark tones from the night with the vibrant neon signs that scream "Japan" and more so Tokyo overwhelm the viewer. Also of note is the extreme sharpness of the shot. Well done my friend! Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-10 15:20

Congrats Nino for your 500th milestone photo. Great subject with a very penetrating smile, almost infectious with those huge cheek dimples. The background almost provides a halo like feel to the subject giving him a heavenly quality. Well done Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-10 15:09

Overall I think you walked away with a great shot despite the harsh conditions you were shooting in. Im sort of up in the air as to the boats bow tip. I like how the vantage point flows out from the beach along the boat giving it a nice POV, but in my opinion I wished for the bow of the boat to be included. It just floats up to the top/middle part of the frame and is abruptly cut off. What it leaves me to do is to focus first of that point of the shot and then work in. JMHO Kudos for the serence scene which you have portrayed. Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-10 14:57

It's like the shooters were coming out of the wood work on this one. What a collection of them here. Photo is crisp, bright and sharp throughout. The photo encompasses many seperate aspects (car, photographers in varying positions, the reflections) and everything you need to make the photo works for this streetscape. I dont think the ISO played much of a factor that I can tell; I dont suspect I would have known any better had you not pointed it out. Well done Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-10 14:50

Simple and poignant and unique POV. Add to that the sharp hand serving the ball with the muted clay backdrop, and you have a very smart sport shot. Well done Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-10 14:46

It appears that waiting for this photo was a wise choice despite the problematic transportation arrangements. Beautiful hues of blue and grey throughout the shot with that rich golden temple centering it off. Your timing is spot on for this. Kudos to your patience. Well done. Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-09 13:03

The Chinese who undoubtedly have some of the most fascinating architecture has been portrayed by you quite well. You have captured this serene image quite well, putting all the pieces together. The arched walkway with the mirrored image in the river below, the fishermen/women (fisherpeople to be politically correct I suppose) as a foreground element that really enhance the beautiful backdrop surrounding them. I maybe would have liked to see a touch more of the gazebo structure to the right (it appears to be slightly cut off) has you stepped back a touch or hadnt chose the 40mm focus. Not sweat though, as you have a stunning shot in which you have showed us. Kudos to you Brendon

Brendon (289) 2007-06-09 12:47

Whoa, you really have to marvel at what man is capable of accomplishing considering this massive statue. You have encompassed the whole Buddha very well and the people portrayed in the top left (otherwise would never have known) offer a very real visual as to the size. The colours presented are very rich and deep, with some wonderful earthtones contrasted by the vermillion green lichen. Wonderful shot Brendon