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Ninello52 (7576) 2010-01-31 11:25

Ciao MarieLouise!
Bella questa immagine, mi piace l'architettura del Palazzo che esce dall'albero ed è ben composta fra i verdi del prato e dell'albero ed il celeste del cielo!
Appena recupero dell'altro materiale continuo il mio progetto delle 99 foto di L'Aquila!
Saluti, Nino.

Ricx (13495) 2010-02-01 12:55

Hi Marie, I have been waiting for your next posting .. Bath is such a great place to be with a camera.. I like the composition of your image with the great tree on the right and then these famous row of homes as the main focus.. Great exposure... Well done. Rich

polpo56 (15146) 2010-02-04 14:48

Ciao MarieLouise,
una foto di ottima qualità, arricchita da una nota molto interessante.

Un caro saluto

Ludo

UlfE (14641) 2010-02-06 7:07

Hi MarieLouise,

A really fine architectural shot. Already from the bending building, the bending line of cars and the bending road you could imagine that this is a round building. I guess that from the ground or without a fisheye lens it is very difficult to give a totally accurate picture of what the place looks like, but often it is not necessary to include absloutley everything of a building or the like since the viewer of the picture fills in the rest. I actually could see what it looked like before I make a search in the internet and found that it looked exactly the way I imagined. TFS and have nice weekend!

Kind regards,

Ulf

Charo (51290) 2010-02-11 15:50

Bonsoir MarieLouise,
Intéressant bâtiment circulaire très curieux. J'aime la composition avec les branches de l'arbre, le pire, comme toujours, les voitures, mais elles sont parfois inévitables.
Excellente lumière et de bonne note.
Amities,
Charo

papagolf21 (152605) 2010-02-13 13:31

Bonsoir, chère Marie-Louise,
Cette architecture en forme d'hémicycle est de toute beauté !
Force est de reconnaître que les architectes ont réussi un coup de maître quant à cette superbe réalisation.
Un grand merci pour les photos présentées en bonus.
Amitiés.
Philippe
P.S. : Cette année, nous fêterons nos 40 ans de mariage (en juin) ! nous avons trois enfants (deux garçons et une fille), cinq petits enfants ! ;o)

Disabled_A (0) 2010-02-16 12:11

Bonsoir Marie louise,
I viewed all the photos and read the info with much interest :) very good set of photos showing the place from a few angles!
IMHO, it's rather difficult to take photos of such large buildings - and especially of such a shape!
Concerning this particular photo which shows part of the building... very well chosen POV :) And it's nice to see it with the tree in the FG (which adds some depth)!
I am not sure about the lower part of the photo, though, - with the big empty space... maybe we could try cropping a bit of the bottom? I will add my version to the Workshop, if you do not mind? :)
Warmest greetings from rather frosty Moscow,
Elena

Didi (61589) 2010-02-19 17:05

Bonjour Marie Louise
Intéressante vue sur cet immeuble en arc de cercle.
Je pense qu'une vue panoramique en 3 images aurait permis d'avoir un champ plus large sur l'architecture.
Je suis sûr que tu peux le faire :)
Amitiés

pablominto (53746) 2010-02-26 22:47

Hello Marie Louise,

The point of view works well in showing this fine piece of architecture!
Composition wise the framing by the foliage is effective in directing attention and giving depth to the scene...
Sharp fine details and the colours are well reproduced!

Greetings,
Pablo -

fabbs99 (17179) 2012-12-26 10:47

Hello Marie-Louise,

Nice display of this superb architecture.Good sharpness, contrast and perspective, beautiful colors.Very good management of light and sharpness.Well done.TFS

Wish you Merry Christmas,
Farhat

mcmtanyel (67635) 2013-09-18 11:37

Hi Marie Louise,
A welcome addition to TE, depicting a structure I have not seen (but hope to, some day).
Good light management and natural color. For my taste, there is too much grass in the foreground. I experimented by scrolling down until this side of the curb (left edge) is flush with the bottom of my screen. If one cropped right at that line, there would still be enough grass, the shade of the tree on the right would still be included. Just a suggestion for an alternate (not necessarily better) cropping that will satisfy the minimalists like myself.
Regards,
MT