Fort at Ranikot

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By: Ameer Hamza
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Ameer Hamza {Karma:248}
Project	#41 Perspective	Camera Model	Nikon D70s
Categories	Architecture People Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	People Landmarks Travel	Lens	Nikon 18-70mm
Uploaded	10/24/2007	Film / Memory Type	jgp
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Location	City - Ranikot State - SIND Country - Pakistan
About	Local boy walks across one of the numerous un-named forts inside Ranikot, a fort which stretches upto 24 Km in circumference. At some places the wall construction has not been completed. No historical evidence presently exists which can really tell us about this most magnifient fort in the country. So historians and visitors can only aim their theories in the dark. The claims vary, from early Greek period down to Talpur. No one is sure about it, though.

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Ameer Hamza {K:248} 10/25/2007

Thank you Doyle for helpful comments. Next time, I will try to take photographs as you've indicated and will then campare those shots with this one.

Thank you again for helpful comments. ;)

Doyle D. Chastain

{K:101119} 10/24/2007

Nice Ameer.
I'm just one voice in the choir here, but I think the perspective can be emphasized just as well with a level horizon. Looking at the image with a 9 degree tilt . . . I'm liking what I see. As posted . . . it seems (to me) that the horizon is more distracting than helpful.

Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~

For Your Consideration! :)

M jalili

{K:69009} 10/24/2007

Nice work ..............

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