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Ian V
{K:1730} 12/22/2005
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great framing! beautiful realtionship between the orange and blue colors.
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Irenka Daniluk
{K:8011} 4/24/2004
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Beautiful oriental scenery, I love those arches!
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/14/2004
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Thanks Kim! That helps alot! Highly appreciated, and, again, you have a point with the man leaning over the counter.... Not much time to wait, though.
Cheers,
Hugo
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Kim Culbert
{K:37070} 4/14/2004
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You've definitely got the borders down now... I like this look a lot better... not only does it compliment the piece, it also is neutral in colour so that the power of your art can jump forth.
I really like your framing on this image, as the little bit of wall on the right works as a natural frame for the colour and activity within.
I'm not sure about the person on the right though, as they are headless and not really a solid focus for the image. The other person adds a nice sense of scale, though!
What a beautiful location! Magical, and so different from anything I'd see here in Canada. You really captured the intricate detail in the ceiling and the walls... stunning character!
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Zsolt Radákovits
{K:10376} 4/13/2004
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Dear Hugo!
Wonderful subject, Superb colors. First i thought in 6, then i found your comment to Danish, then it is 7 from me. Sometimes the conditions determine us and our and the cameras' possibilities.
You are right, the flash would change the pic and the atmosphere.
Kindest regards,
Radák
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B:)liana
{K:30945} 4/13/2004
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Good interior dear Hugo.
Kiss, Biliana
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tom rumland
{K:14874} 4/13/2004
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hugo,
beautiful colors, textures, detail, and subject(s). this is hard to nail down in words. after looking through the whole series, i chose to start with the first one. the others will take more thinking and a different mood on my part (6am in vegas). all are excellent. this one in particular has so many textures and colors contrasting with each other and the situation itself. don't know if that makes sense. the exposure is dead-on perfect. looks like you shot this from "outside" a store and managed to capture the color, contrast, and brightness transition expertly. beautiful!!
getting shots like this one usually give me a headache but this is so fluid and apparently effortless. i could nitpick about the minor blowouts of the objects on the opposite wall, but i won't. i can't. i don't think this could've been avoided or captured any better. wonderful technical feat on a very difficult subject and conditions. definite 7. impressive, excellent shot!!
take care,
tom
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Lori Stitt
{K:75282} 4/12/2004
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This one is my favorite, Hugo! I LOVE IT!
The vivid oranges, and the bright blue tones, it's just awesome. Not to mention the fact that I do have a weakness for arches!
beautifully captured, great composition...
I like the person, and the 'part' of another person, adds much interest!
I like the coloring the way it is!
Nice job,
Lori ;)
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Tim Bronkhorst
{K:9391} 4/10/2004
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Hier ben ik weer, druk druk druk. Stand van zaken; ik heb een universiteit uitgekozen, maar de studie opzich; het is allemaal zoveel en kiezen is dan erg lastig.
Maar goed, dit is een mooi staaltje fotografie in een lastige licht situatie. Het gedeelte van de 'goods' is mooi weergegeven. Maar in de personen verlies je toch veel belichtingsscherpte.
Maar overall, mooi werk.
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John Hatziemmanouil
{K:40580} 4/9/2004
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This is really great! Also a jornalism photo my friend. Very impressive this traditional shop! I am sure you can find many interesting things there! The top of that building looks FANTASTIC!
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Maria Luisa Vial
{K:36017} 4/9/2004
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Hi Hugo,
Great picture!!! The arches are beautiful!!! You captured a unique atmosphere. I felt that I could go walking through your picture and be in the middle east...
Cheers,
Maria
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Emgy Massidda
{K:60358} 4/9/2004
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I have the feeling that this is going to be a very interesting series so, I hope there are more "arches" coming soon
This first one of your series shows us an amazing variety of objects and details which definitely give us a good idea of the great atmosphere this Iranian Bazaar. Interesting and captivating image also on account of the fantastic interior architecture.
Excellent perspective, good lighting and very nice warm colours.
Well composed and superbely captured image
Fantastic work, Hugo.
Thanks for the congratulations message. It was greatly appreciated
Best regards - Emgy
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Raamses Ortiz
{K:4408} 4/9/2004
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Hi Hugo,
Great colors!! I have to mention the details on the arches, their contruction (you can se see the brigs the are made of) and how decorated they are. Yuo show us a lot, not only on the arches, but also about the market too.
Congrats!!
Raamses.
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Carlheinz Bayer
{K:14220} 4/9/2004
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Very nice composition. I love how the daylight fades into the warm artifical light. Great atmosphere! Cheers! Carlheinz
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Castillion .
{K:1570} 4/9/2004
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Great spotted collors and nice composition, very good shot, my friend.
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jon parsons
{K:13639} 4/9/2004
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Hugo, lovely image with beautiful beautiful colors my friend! stunning work....jon
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/9/2004
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Hi Verena, Thanks for your comment, and I've just posted the answer to your question....;)
Cheers,
Hugo
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Craig Hanson
{K:7836} 4/9/2004
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The blue works fine for me! I feel the outdoor light creeping in. Danish's version is also good, but looks more indoors to me.
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John Loreaux
{K:86210} 4/8/2004
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Great lighting on this very well taken photo my friend!!It does look like a great place to spend some time!My best,JOHN
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Peter
{K:4365} 4/8/2004
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Another series to look forward to, and as always I keep comming back to see the next. Thank you for your own comment - it was your regular use of the triptych that inspired me to give it a go :)
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Jeff Cartwright
{K:52046} 4/8/2004
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Hi!,,,Hugo : Just think of the Antiquity of the Subject, Great Photographic Capture, I'll Give it 7/7!!!
Regards:
Jeff.
Pleased you Like My Big Sky!...Jeff!!!
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/8/2004
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Hi Andrej. Been very busy.... Not much time...
Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate your comment and friendship. I'm looking foreward to your next photo....!
Cheers,
Hugo
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Andrej V
{K:6693} 4/8/2004
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Oh my god Hug,.... What keept you away from me so long??? Nice to hear from you (it would be even nicer if I would upload something new...) but I am here around... Nice work indeed with great color flow from blue to red!
andrej
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Kees and Carolyn
{K:15193} 4/8/2004
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I love this place! Amazing ceilings and wall structure, and the tones are so beautiful! I would want to stay and browse forever! Perfect capture!
Carolyn
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Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia
{K:96391} 4/8/2004
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great tones.
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/8/2004
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Not cheap, considering the price of film these days.... The NPH 400 goes for ?8,70 in Holland these days, Stephen....;o) On the other hand, I bought my Yashica for virtually nothing in Iran.... )
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/8/2004
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Hi Roger, thanks for your comment. Tryptich or Triptych... I had to look it up in a dictionary: Triptych it is....;o)
That's why i like the NPH. Fuji Press is a bit more versatile, though....
Cheers,
Hugo
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 4/8/2004
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I see you are making good use of one of NPH's best features--the ability to combine illumination of very different colour temperatures into the same photograph without one making the other look terrible. Looks like a fascinating place. Look forward to seeing the other two of this triptych. (tryptich?)
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Stephen Bowden
{K:64141} 4/8/2004
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Superb photo Hugo, I cannot make out any of the prices though ;-)
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Verena Rentrop
{K:15233} 4/8/2004
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thought a while between your version and the one from Danish, finally my 12 points (;)) goes to your version, the blue is leading myself into the store and if I look in the ceiling of the back I hope your triptych leads us in???
Cheers,
Verena
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/8/2004
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Hi Danish, Thanks for your comment. I rarely use a flash, but I was near the entrance of the covered market, the daylight casting the blueish light. I chose this spot deliberately, because I like the contrast of colours graduately fading into eachother, as if entering another world. Interesting thought, though. Thanks!
Cheers,
Hugo
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Danish Abadi
{K:1468} 4/8/2004
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Dear Hugo, you have had of course the opportunity to smell all those kind of curries and that stuff which gives an 1500 century feeling, don?t you think so?
Great capture of atmosphere.
By the way I don?t know if it has been your flash light or daylight, it seems that it is a little bit too much blue and that?s why it decrease the warmness of that atmosphere which I think that you wanted to show us, I did decrease it, you will see here
Best regards
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Getulio Melo
{K:6481} 4/8/2004
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Wonderful lighting and colors! The place's atmosphere was captured very well. Congrats, Hugo.
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:209486} 4/8/2004
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oustandig effects of arches with a great capacities of you for the architectural photo!
you are witness of old land.. and great architecture!
but in you photo are a great studio for the frame , choise of film...
cheers
roby
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