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Aileen : Great Image and love the colors. Is it too tight ~ Probably ~ it may be better if more of the building was shown to give more context to the image and if the perspective was corrected. That said however its talking about an architectural shot which may not be what you intended ~ if it shows what you intended it to show then its fine. Rgds. Rick
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Joao : Great Image with a very effective sky. Great as it is but I'd like to see it with the perspective corrected if possible an perhaps cropped to remove the cars on the right. None the less a great image. Rgds. Rick
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Wonderfully intriguing image Pierre, Well Done. Rgds. Rick
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Nicely processed image Tony. The composition is great and the "glow" adds a lot to this. Rgds. Rick
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Ken, Wobby, Holger, Pierre, Jorge : Thank you all for your visits and Kind Comments, Rgds, Rick
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Ken, Bela, Michael, Alf & Pierre : Thank you for your visits and comments , Very Much Appreciated. Rgds. Rick
Pierre. Where I live is often depicted historically as a dull, gloomy and smoky place where sunlight is often lacking, some of that carries through to the images ~ Its one of the reasons I chose to do most of the images in the images in the " Along the Tow path " series in mono as it shows the now decaying Industrial heritage along the canal in that light.
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Whimisical fancy on the part of the builder or Bricklayers apprentice
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Nice shot, Ken. I like the textures in this, puts it back in time. Rgds. Rick
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Thanks for taking the time to put together a constructive comment Leslie. Just for info the original image is rather bland documentary image. The effect is created , not by further manipulation of that image, but by the overlay of various Textures, and in doing that, the use of the blend modes is important. The halos were a result of the overlays but I liked the end result so I continued with it. Rgds. Rick
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Nice Capture, Pierre. the colors on the wall are intriguing as Michail notes, and the postures and positions of the people add to the dynamics of this. Rgds. Rick
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