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Javarzay castle


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This is a little castle situated in the little town of Chef-Boutonne

(Deux-S趲es, France). I had since posted one or two shots of it but

you have not liked them very much, so I have delated them. What do

you think of this one ? Thank you for your ratings and comments.

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Great shot. I like the perspective and coloring. Lokos almost like a postcard. Nice work!

 

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I like this one, good composition with a lot of details in foreground as in the main subject, regards -Fabio-
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Very pleasing sweep of lines, well framed the main subject. Love the wide angle prespective, the harmonious lines, the natural colors. A bit too much vignette in UL and UR corner, my only nit here.
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Hi Henri, This is a very good composition, yje leafy path leads the eye to the castle that is perfectly framed by trees.
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parfait usage du grand angle au service d'une composition qui capte le regard, avec une forte impression de d飯uverte. Belle lumiere et beaux tons naturels, un peu de surnettete sur mon 飲an...
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I like the composition a lot. The trees provide a lovely frame, and you have a unique perspective, looking up at the castle. I like the image, both compositionally and for the romantic value.
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Henri, the framing and perspective make the castle look majestic. The strong light on the castle mutes the tones to make it appear from an ancient era. Very well done!
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Great view of the castle, I'd like to see more.

I have no new photos for two reasons:

1. PN is filtered in Qazvin, where I live, yet it isn't in Tehran where I attend university. The new semester starts in 10 or so days. I hope to be more participative then.

2. I lent my camera to my cousin, for the whole last month. The first reason is more important though.

Thank you for your attention, Thank you.

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I like the composition of this image while the noise and the unbalanced exposure do degrade its quality, other wise the place it self is so beautiful and so pleasant to view

 

Wishing you all of the best my friend

 

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I like the angle and composition with foreground and framing elements...it really puts the castle in situation...(I support one of the previous commenters about slight over-sharpenning, altough it might only be present in this dimension and not in a larger print)...regards, Laurent.
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