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Last Fall in Yanguas-5


alberto.conde

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Your opinions and critiques are welcome.

Sunset of October 15th,2005 in Yanguas (Soria). Slide film Velvia 50 with a Polarizer filter.f8 and 1" exposure. Tripod.

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You have accomplished a magnificent job of capturing both the hues in the sky and the details in the foreground-something very hard to achieve in digital cameras. The composition is technically regarded: the horizon in the one-third and the rubble on the right in the 1/3 proportion, but there is one drawback: the house on the left is too near the left edge leading the eyes out of the frame. It also annoyingly competes for attention with the rubble on the right, being of the two equal masses, the two doors halve the attention between them. I suggest a 6 in x 8

in crop that leaves out the right house so that the viewers attention can stay focused on the rubble and lead around the colorful sky.

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Los tonos violaceos del cielo, presentes. Veo tu foto y la propuesta y sigo en mis trece: cada foto son millones de fotos. Mi abuela lo decia mas claro: para gustos hay colores. Y para expresar una idea no solo hay modos sino ideas diferentes.
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Caramba con esto, no se como lo has hecho pero el equilibrio entre tonalidades y luz del cielo con los detalles del primer plano son para el aplauso, y esa atmosfera de tristeza y abandono solo se logra con un manejo muy sutil y exacto de la luz. Gran composicion.
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El cielo es tan bonito que roba la mirada al resto que queda pelin obscuro y mon�tono. Te sugiero que trates algunos matorrales incrementando ligeramente contraste o saturacion o...... lo que quieras , para llamar la atencion, INHO
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Alberto, I prefer your original upload as the composition seems to have more movement. The eye travels from foreground to the trees to the sky then back to bottom left and then round again. So I would leave the rop as it is and I aslo admire the muted colour of the fg against the bright sky.
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