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• yamataraja (7662)
• [2010-06-08 9:15]

Hello Hans
Another great shot as usual, a good composition with a progressive perspective from boughs to the castel on top of the hill. Good luminosity and pin sharp details. Like the way you place the bringe in a diagonal position.
Congratulations

Serge

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• shelbeesmom (58278)
• [2010-06-08 9:16]

Love it! I totally agree with the F16 on this! The processing is wonderful, perfect contrast for me. On my screen it looks like HDR. The leaves are like a frame! Very nice work Hansie! Did you see our friend Brian is back from his long vacation? I am so happy!
B-)
Linda

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• Tanjicka (4207)
• [2010-06-08 9:45]

Hoi Hans,

This is a very good photography with beautiful composition, an old architecture in the background and river and bridge in the foreground.
Excellent sharpness, light and colors.

Warm greetings and best wishes,
Tatjana

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• reggaetime (6525)
• [2010-06-08 10:28]

Bonjour >Hans
Ravie de voir de nouvelles photos de vous sur TL!
Très belle composition avec ce FG qui nous laisse découvrir une superbe vue sur le fleuve et l'église.J'aime la sensation d'être à l'ombre sous ce platane,à contempler le paysage.Bravo Hans et TFS!Catherine

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• Royaldevon (22131)
• [2010-06-08 12:06]

Hello Hans,

The photograph does reveal a beautiful place with its tall spire and its hill-top castle.
Your setting has given perfect details of the bridge and the buildings.
I like how the bridge and its shadows, emerging from the corner, make a strong link from the f/g to the m/g; the upper fringe of leaves suggests the f/g as well as giving a natural upper border.

Kind regards,
Bev :-)

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• Janice (34497)
• [2010-06-08 12:33]
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Hi Hansie - very nice view of the town and bridge.
The details and colours are really good - so crisp and sharp. And I like the composition taken from this side of the water, and especially under the trees.
But can you see the tilt? I've done you a workshop where I have used the water right opposite you to level it up - the water level is NEVER on an angle.
Cheers to you too
Janice

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• rewshearer (24649)
• [2010-06-08 12:51]

I think a shot like this is a good argument for using the 'distort' tool in Photoshop. I can see the 'tilt' Janice talks about but it's only in some places. For example - the clock tower is perfectly upright. But the lamppost towards the right side of the shot is on a slight lean.

I guess laying a grid over the photo and using various distortion tools in PS is the best way to sort that out - assuming we are indeed the perfectionists we hope to be. :)

Delightful summer shot as our weather here gets colder!

Rew

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• kickback (32)
• [2010-06-08 16:04]

nice shot, great framing and composition, very sharp too, hope all is well,
scott

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• bema2 (476)
• [2010-06-09 0:22]

Hello Hans,

beside the discussion of thilted or not, i like what i can see here in this beautiful composed capture, it´s really near to my favourite style of photography..

have a nice day, see you, Bernd

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• mbrito (13240)
• [2010-06-11 16:53]

Hi Hans
Wonderful image with great vivid colours and light, and a fantastic sharpness.
Best regards, mb
PS: Hans I don't give points because I've disabled my point system, hope you understand...
mb

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• Jan (5358)
• [2010-06-15 5:00]
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Zoweeeee, eindelijk weer op TL???? We hebben je gemist hoor!! Ik was al benieuwd waar je op de wereld nu kon zijn zonder internet.....! :)

Maar dit is weer een pracht plaat met een natuurlijke omlijsting!
Je hebt dit goed gezien en vastgelegd, Hans!
Alleen dat schuine water en die rechte toren ....... 't lijkt niet te kunnen.:)

Janneke