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Eleanor: the dark corners are from 2 reasons, I guess: 1 is the filter, another is because I took the picture by ISO100, but developed by 400.

Thanks for comments.

Louise: I trid to crop the right side but it makes the whole picture unbalanced, don't you think so? and I agree with you to lighten up those parts beyond the archway will make the picture looks better.

Oh, does your hubby like B/W? May I get his comments on my photos or could I see the pictures he took?

The title means the city's own memory. Thanks! ^_^

James,

I don't always use high contrast actually, but for this series of pictures which I took in this ancient city, I use this way to express my feeling, and I always like low-profile pictures.

Yes, it's shot in B/W.

Enjoy chatting with you. Do you have any pictures posted here?

btw: I can not find my comments on other people's photos, and I can not find the "history" recorded which you told me before....where can I find it?

Michael,

Thank you so much!

No, pls compare my posted photo and this guy's one, then you can see the different.....His photo is pre-set as "view large", no need to click any button....Pls advise. Thank you very much!!

this is mine photo's URL: http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2190467

this is this guy's: http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?topic_id=1481&msg_id=007dTQ&photo_id=2192894&photo_sel_index=0

Can anybody tell me how to make the original picture looks larger like this one's size? Thanks!