hugo tuffen
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when i look at this photo i can smell the coffee. a delight for the senses - got to go for a cup now!
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brilliant murals! thanks for sharing!
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you've captured some really wonderful light here and the tones are very unusual. congratulations on a refreshingly original shot!
hugo
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very original, with beautiful textures and tones!
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Hello Alexandra!
You're done it again, another beautifully rich photograph with a difference. I'm amazed how you captured the moment when the shadow of the tall streetlight that is out of sight to the top left exactly merged with the boys' shadows. Looking at their shadows it looks like one of them has a huge diamond-shaped head...
The movement of the boys, the slightly sinister shadows of the plane trees and the more subtle textures on the concrete all combine to create something unexpected. I still can't decide if I'd like so see a little cropped from the right and bottom of the image, but it's your choice as the photographer!
I look forward to seeing more, bisous, Hugo
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hey benjamin!
can't beat something stuck in a crack...
how's you??
this is amazing, are you looking up at a chockstone?
you got any volcano pics to share here? They'd go down well! You don't always get a lot of feedback from people but there are some excellent photographers posting on this site...
hope to catch up with youn in Vancouver in June?
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All comments most welcome, don't be afraid to be critical! Cheers, Hugo
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hey thanks samo, i'm glad you like this one....i think it was about f29 and ISO 800, then some sharpening....cheers, hugo
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Bonne annee Alexandra!
as for this photo, well, what can I say? Amazing. there is such a sense of space here, one could even be on another planet floating between asteroid leaves. i love the tones of the world you've created. thank you. Hugo
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Leave the branches in! Very nice shot and hope your camera kept dry
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a very satisfying composition and great focus!
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cok iyi!
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an interesting composition and good use of the contrast between natural and manmade objects in Iceland, but I'm afraid that I do agree with Stephen Penland's comment that the colours of the church are a little too exaggerated and this does detract greatly from the photo as a whole. The church stands out so strongly that it could easily be mistaken for another cheap photoshop trick if you're not familiar with the amazing Icelandic landscape.
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