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alvaraalto (42804) 2005-02-14 17:31

Hi Fernando,
I'm sorry, next summer will be Scotland and a little bit of Denmark. But you show that Portugal can be a good alternative.
But why did you try to get as less tourist as possible on this picture? It look as if you cropped most of them out of the picture.
Groetjes Rob

Retagger (26) 2005-02-14 18:53

Hello fernando,

My favorite town! What can I say, you have captured the feeling of the town. It is a "Touristy", town as you can tell from the people around the store, but is also one of the best medievel towns in all of Europe! The picture has many elements, but they all work together very well.

Very nice job! I cannot wait to return in April..........

David

jmdaoudal (82) 2005-02-15 3:03

I find of course a place photographied by excellent Rettager who provided nice graphism from this place whith also the typical yellow we see on the left. Like the fact that your compositions are built to show some place, or give a lot from you impressions in geography and photography too. Perspective is excellent and all based on the architecture. Quality is good and lines are strong under the castle wall up the frame.
Well done
Jean Michel

jemaflor (146360) 2005-02-15 7:24

The village seems very lovely, i like the different colors on the walls but pity you don't have a better weather and light when you take your photo.

fmg (4) 2005-02-15 18:50

Boa fotografia, nγo sσ documental como interpretaηγo duma cidade.
Podendo e nγo querendo ser incσmodo, acho que toda a discussγo sobre os turistas me leva a pensar nos motivos que o Sr Guillotin teve para inventar a famosa e tristemente cιlebre mαquina (seria o nϊmero de turistas demasiado em Paris durante a revoluηγo francesa?). As melhores saudaηυes sorrindo...

phi729 (2101) 2005-03-04 17:30

Hi Fernando :)

Maybe you could have made a framing more on people: it would have given less importance to the sky which is slightly overexposed. However, the point of view is beautiful and I like a lot this set of houses, showing us the typical Portuguese architecture. The ramparts and the castle's tower in background add historical elements to the shot. Nicely done, Fernando.