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Simplicity is simply wonderful. Best regards, Carlos

Very nice touch from your eye and very nice your portfolio. I like most the BW, street and children series. Best regards, Carlos

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Once again I have some difficulties to choose a categorie. Definitively I do not like imposed categories. Why not a categories "no categorie"?

Although the appearance, this photo is not manipulated digitally. The

photo was taken in 1978. The final image was created in the lab, using

a simple technique called " sandwich" , where two negatives were

juxtaposed in the enlarger . The print was made in special Agfa paper

for graphical arts. The digitalização was made from the print.

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I particukary like photographs not obvious. I only understand the structure reflected wen I saw "in the mirror-1". I like this picture and i like most your Single Photos, People and 2006, 2007 and 2008 Empty Spaces series. More than mere academic graphic exercices, you presented a personal vision in these empty spaces. Best regards, Carlos

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Very good light, particulary considering this is a street photo. I'm not an enthusiast of heavy postprocessing, but I like specially the portraits you've posted in your street series. In most of them the PS treatment although evident do not impose over the itself. Best regards, Carlos

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I think this is much more a photo of Paris that it was an obvious photo of the tower. An obvious picture of the tower would be just a photo of the tower, this is a photo of Paris.

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Your view of the most popular and most spectacular view of "The Wave" is an interesting view. It is like in music, where love is the most popular theme but only a few songs are interesting love songs. Nice portfolio. Best regards, Carlos

It is indeed an interesting dramatic sky, mainly because of dark clouds. I would say more to the style of a cinematographic scene that a typical sunset postcard.

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I like the balance between light and shadow. And I like this misterious people, aparentely coming from nowhere and with no place to go. Best regards, Carlos

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Perhaps "compete" is not the best word, perhaps "worth" is more adjusted: a photo in the green water of Holland "worth" as much as a photo in the blue water of the Red Sea? Yes, I believe. Or in England, with its famous fog, it was not possible to take good pictures. The question is like to know if to photograph a beautiful flower is enough to get a beautiful photo of a flower. I like this picture.

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