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Copyright ©2011, Carlos Armas
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a promenade in Lisbon

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Carlos Armas
Folder: casa_e-5
Uploaded: 23-Jan-2011 00:27 CET
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Camera: Olympus E5
Exposure time: 1/640
Aperture: F10
Focal length: 54
Lens: 12-60
Focusing method: iESP P-AF
ISO: 200
White balance: Auto
Flash: no
Image format: SHQ
Processing applied: dramatic filter from E5
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Image resized to: 600x800

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I like the converging lines and perspective, it all looks a bit clinical to me, maybe it need a human in the picture somewhere?
Mike

Mike Bywater at 19:55 CET on 23-Jan-2011 [Reply]

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hi Mike.
you know, that is always by biggest dilemma, whether include, or not, people in the pictures.

Carlos Armas at 23:25 CET on 23-Jan-2011 [Reply]

Parque Das Nações

This is a very complex and captivating composition Carlos. I applaud you! As a working photographer and part time photographic teacher I'm always telling my students to be clear about the message in their images. From looking at this one you were clearly drawn to the lateral and perpendicular lines that dominate your composition and that's what you chose to share with us. It's all too easy to forget that photography is all about the moment. Your decision to omit people from this shot, I believe, was the right one.

Cleveland Aaron at 00:07 CET on 18-Feb-2011 [Reply]

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Cleveland Aaron wrote:
> This is a very complex and captivating composition Carlos. I applaud you! As a working photographer
> and part time photographic teacher I'm always telling my students to be clear about the message
> in their images. From looking at this one you were clearly drawn to the lateral and perpendicular
> lines that dominate your composition and that's what you chose to share with us. It's all
> too easy to forget that photography is all about the moment. Your decision to omit people
> from this shot, I believe, was the right one.
>
Thanks for your comment.
I fully agree with you, and sometimes we must wait for that moment to happen. I waited almost 10 m for the people, walking by, to get "out of the picture".

Carlos Armas at 22:18 CET on 18-Feb-2011 [Reply]