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By luis triguez · Posted
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral Tower. The first clock was placed in 1522. This is the second one after the fire in the tower Nikkor AF-S 70-210 (190) on D100 -
By John Seaman · Posted
Landscapes are easy to photograph, not so easy to photograph well. It's tempting to see a striking scene and point the camera at it, but you have to force yourself to look carefully at the image in the finder, moving your eye around particularly the edges to make sure there's nothing there to detract from the composition. Also, the lighting is crucial to the success of a picture. Good landscape photographers (which I'm not, to be honest) will return to the same scene at different times of the day, and with different weather conditions. For example in your picture, as William has said, the sun is to the left, but its angle means that the buildings and cliff are not well lit to bring out details. Taking the picture earlier, before the sun moved away, would have improved this. But yes, it's a great effort. -
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