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Critique By:
Dania Loulah (K:1545)
2/5/2010 8:38:45 AM
beautiful scene & colors!
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Critique By:
Nanda Baba das (K:78053)
11/26/2009 1:21:56 PM
Very nice bw capture.
My best wishes
Nanda
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Critique By:
Ines Spelleken (K:60)
11/19/2009 9:54:26 PM
This shot look like it would be out of an old movie. Great!
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 9:30:10 PM
I'm sorry for your dislike of the area....It shows
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
11/13/2009 9:18:38 AM
I worked near this place for 12 years and got very happy when I finally retired. I didn't like the job, or the place...
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 8:37:51 AM
But why, It dulls the scene, intead of inhanceing it.
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 8:33:52 AM
Good Picture, enteresting, colors good, focus well rounded.
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 8:31:57 AM
Sunlight is in front of you
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
11/13/2009 8:31:44 AM
Thank you.
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 8:30:44 AM
Now your cooking!
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 8:29:53 AM
But the interrest is where?
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
11/13/2009 8:29:01 AM
The idea was to make it as gray as possible. Thanks.
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 8:27:04 AM
I like it....Black and white then gray...good Aperture and film speed, also great point of interest.
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Critique By:
Micheal Meade (K:141)
11/13/2009 8:23:03 AM
Too Gray....Black and white then gray, sorry
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Critique By:
Nanda Baba das (K:78053)
11/9/2009 3:25:52 AM
Very fine capture.
My best wishes
Nanda
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Critique By:
Nanda Baba das (K:78053)
11/9/2009 3:25:07 AM
Nice street capture.
Best wishes
Nanda
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Critique By:
João F * Photography (K:41945)
10/13/2009 10:06:13 PM
Muito bem capturada esta imagem Nuno.Depois com mais tempo tenciono visualizar a tua galeria aqui...
abraço
joao
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Critique By:
Leora Long (K:11135)
7/21/2009 3:55:02 AM
Very unusual setting, carved out of a cliff. Does the water curve around in front of the resort? Is that a road on the lower right that drops off to the sea? I am just imagining. Very clean and festive.
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Critique By:
Leora Long (K:11135)
7/21/2009 3:48:29 AM
This is a real study in concentration. We are waiting for him to decide. I love that the light from one candle is bright enough to illuminate the scene with rich tones and no "noise". Very cinematic -- I like the wide screen effect.
Cheers, Leora
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Critique By:
Billy Bloggs (K:51043)
1/12/2009 6:19:50 PM
I like the vintage feel to this image
Regards, Gary
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
9/2/2008 1:29:37 PM
The very composition is exactly what it should be, always! Exacttly that part of reality that raises the specific view to something special, something that can't be repeated! Endelss space in a limited area, puzzling implict leading lines, extremely well separetes ranges of light/shadows, and all that hand in hand with a "huge" composition that contains all what is needed and notning more. I am especially amazed by your subtle transitions from light shadow under such a perspetivem Nuno!
Cheers!
Nick
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Critique By:
Luca Peccerillo (K:17660)
9/1/2008 6:23:07 PM
Excellent PoV, dear Nuno
i like this place vv much!
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Critique By:
Luca Peccerillo (K:17660)
9/1/2008 6:17:31 PM
beautiful moment and very good crop
like the tones!
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
8/31/2008 12:43:00 PM
Perhaps the UV filter played its part too.
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
8/31/2008 12:36:28 PM
I also thought it was essentially flare.
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
8/31/2008 11:01:03 AM
Well, Nuno, the "haze" of Athens is a little more... chemical! ;-) I'd like to go there for capturing the already visible air that they breath - might give an interesting series. ;-)
But seriously now, haze is for me always hard to get in some adequate way. I had to sort out most of the shots I tried since the haze wasn't really visible as haze but rather as a strong lowering of contrast.
Cheers!
Nick
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
8/31/2008 10:57:10 AM
It is indeed less visible, nuno, but so is the sharpness of the image too. I guess that the best compromise is really hard to find here, but this is exactly the value of it. It must be really teaching a whole wealth of contexted information about photography and processing.
Though there are many good shops and offers for processing film around here, I would really like to have a small darkroom too. At least I can use the darkroom of the photoclub in the city but it is of course not the same as when one has taht at home too.
Wish you all possible discoveries of the world!
Nick
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
8/29/2008 9:02:31 PM
Not only Athens suffers from haze...
And it was early morning, just before I got to OR.
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
8/29/2008 8:59:07 PM
Not only Rodinal was used but also the film was pushed 1 stop and development took place at over 30ºC...
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Critique By:
Nuno Borges (K:1570)
8/29/2008 8:55:35 PM
Thank you very much for your learned and sensitive comments. This new version is a latter day scan where I hope grain seems less visible.
As for the developing color film in bw chemistry I did it at first for the fun of it, later I bought a box of Vista 400 from the Agfa bankruptcy and decided to experiment with the process, mainly because I can't find around any 1 hour lab that doesn't fingerprint, soil or otherwise mark my films. I found the best option is to use hc110 10cc in 300 cc of water at 24 ºC, and scan as bw positive (color positive possibilities are worth exploring too) allowing for the heightened density and grain. Some results can be explored artistically in that the resulting images tend to be contrasty, grainy and other worldly.
Alas, this present image here dates from the beginning of my experiments and rodinal was used as developer.
Greetings from Oeiras, Nuno
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