The Tower

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By: José Lins
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	José Lins {Karma:1544}
Project	#19 Above Your Head	Camera Model	Canon EOS 5
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 28-105
Uploaded	3/11/2002	Film / Memory Type	Tri-x
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Views	448	Shutter	1/60 seg
Favorites	0	Aperture	4
Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	I wanted to break some rules like "entire subject must be in pin sharp focus" and "don't let the building lies down".

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Sergio Cárdenas {K:25028} 11/9/2006

Excellent point of view and great composition in B&W José!
Nicely done

José Lins {K:1544} 3/5/2003

Thank you for your comment Paul...There was a strong fog at the top of the tower. I had to burn it a lot at the enlarger. I did it the most I could. It starte to sound false, then I stoped burning.

Jim Henson {K:542} 3/4/2003

Creative composition. I do like your choice to have the tower leaning to the left rather than right. I does give it a bit more energy as if passing by as opposed to coming toward it. The grain works very well. But I don't think the overexposure at the top adds to the image.

Christian Gennert {K:964} 3/12/2002

This was a different composition of one of the world?s most photographed objects.
I don?t think you break any rules here with this diagonalcomposition, but it is certenly intersting with the "out of focus range".
I also like the grain in the picture that underlines the age of the tower, good work!

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