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2 shots, one with the exposure in the sky and the other on the foreground

Photographer:	X Pedro Afonso
Folder:	Pedro Afonso & E500
Uploaded:	31-Jan-2007 15:00 CET
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E500
Exposure time:	1/80
Aperture:	f/11
Focal length:
Lens:	Zuiko 40-150m
Focusing method:	Spot
ISO:	100
White balance:	Clouds
Flash:	no
Image format:	RAW
Processing applied:
Various:
Image resized to:	650x488

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nice

Pedro

great composition and colours

thanks for sharing the image

must have taken a lot of work!

duncan mackie at 21:06 CET on 31-Jan-2007 [Reply]

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duncan mackie wrote:
> Pedro
>
> great composition and colours
>
> thanks for sharing the image
>
> must have taken a lot of work!
>
Tanks for your comment Duncan
Cheers

Pedro Afonso at 09:13 CET on 01-Feb-2007 [Reply]

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Ole Steen Bornak wrote:
> Well done.
> Regards
> Ole
>
Thanks Ole!
Cheers

Pedro Afonso at 14:00 CET on 01-Feb-2007 [Reply]

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I find this image dynamic on a number of levels. The imposing cloud, the gloomy railyard, the rusty hand rail and track. It's very interesting and well done. I would make one suggestion however, simply rotate a degree or two to the right to correct the verticals.
The colors are mood are excellent.
Best, Vspen

Valorie Spencer at 14:40 CET on 01-Feb-2007 [Reply]

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Valorie Spencer wrote:
> I find this image dynamic on a number of levels. The imposing cloud, the gloomy railyard,
> the rusty hand rail and track. It's very interesting and well done. I would make one suggestion
> however, simply rotate a degree or two to the right to correct the verticals.
> The colors are mood are excellent.
> Best, Vspen
>
Thanks Valorie for your comment!
Cheers