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23-SEP-2006	b.c.

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ctfchallenge		25-Sep-2006 01:06
Rod and Tom - gee, you guys are just getting too "artsy" ! next thing you know, you'll be saying this photo "...evokes a sense of..." something-or-other... (every good art description in museums use those words) :-) - b.c.

Guest		24-Sep-2006 19:47
Rod glad you do. I might start to agree with myself too, if we keep it up like this :)) tom

Rod		24-Sep-2006 12:21
Bugger off Tom, who asked you:-) I think I agree wiv you too:-)

Guest		24-Sep-2006 09:07
In my opinionin with shots like this, with very strict geometric components,modules if you want, composing a shot with the same attention to framing is essential. If the framing of this curve wouldn't be lined up to both opposite corners, that specific tension that Rod mention would appear.but in this case, the main subject and the way the image delivers it's message is altered. the subject is not the strictly geometric pattern anymore, but the tension itself. regards tom

ctfchallenge		24-Sep-2006 05:40
thanks Rod, jano and EricaRuth! Rod - about the alignment - yes I guess you could say it's maybe _too_ nicely lined up. but hey wasn't it you who said we gotta try harder to beat the ladies :-) I'll try to find a more spontaneous outdoor shot for my 3rd entry, just for you! - b.c.

Guest		24-Sep-2006 00:20
I like it :) -ErikaRuth

janewigginsphotography		24-Sep-2006 00:17
This is really nice b.c., and a keeper for a fine print. Well done. jano

Rod		23-Sep-2006 21:34
Yes it does look good dunit but about the perfect arc. I think that because we can wiv software we're making our shots too perfect & they're losing some tension that makes them more interesting. I'm doing it myself but I will try & stop. When I look back through the books of the great photographers not much in their shots line up. Nicely done b.c.:-)

ctfchallenge		23-Sep-2006 21:01
thanks Tom. I used a tripod, but couldn't quite manage the exact framing I wanted so I did crop it a bit. re: pbase account - after the trial period you can keep the account but just not post new images to it, I believe. - b.c.

Guest		23-Sep-2006 19:42
oops. balogh tamas is me. I mean tomiboi or tom. just created a pbbase trial. I just dunno wot will happen 31 days later. :( tom

Guest		23-Sep-2006 19:41
is it crop or is it tripod? don't tell me that you've managed a "perfect curve" (from corner to corner ) handheld. :)) three tones, two textures four patterns.wot can I say? thi will definatly make Rod gelous. :)) best regards

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