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Jeroen Krol
{K:3085} 6/25/2004
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I just loved Brasil!
In december/january I will go again for a wedding and Rio d. J., Fernando de Noronha, Olinda, Recife, S. de Bahia and more.
Brasil é linda!!
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André Bermak
{K:14443} 6/25/2004
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Ótima perspectiva e tonalidade!!!!Como foi sua estada no Brasil,gostou!?!?!?
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Natalie Papadopoulos
{K:5247} 5/23/2004
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amazing perspective and composition. nice tones too.
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Claudio Fett
{K:1737} 4/26/2004
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Jeroen
Fico contente em saber que você gostou do meu pais. Admiro sua vontade de aprender sobre novas culturas, e idiomas.
Você veio a trabalho ou apenas de férias?.
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Robert Currie
{K:3241} 4/26/2004
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Excellent framing and a nice perspective. Don't think I would go for the outrageous tones though. Robert
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sunrise
{K:6651} 4/26/2004
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Good point of view
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Jeroen Krol
{K:3085} 4/26/2004
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Oi Claudio,
I made this photo last winter, august 2003, when we were visiting Brazil for 6 weeks. We love your country!
Tchau,
Jeroen
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WALT MESK
{K:10691} 4/26/2004
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excellent perspective.
walt.
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Claudio Fett
{K:1737} 4/26/2004
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Minha velha cidade de São Paulo, é um fragmento maravilhoso com um olhar único é poêtico.
Eu gostei muito desta imagem, meus olhos não exergam de maneira tão sutil o centro da cidade.
Quando você fez a imagem?
Um abraço.
Claudio
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Stephen Bowden
{K:64141} 4/26/2004
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Super photo Jeroen
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/26/2004
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Any other colour would do as well.... It's fairly easy....
Cheers,
Hugo
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Jeroen Krol
{K:3085} 4/26/2004
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Wow Hugo, it is outrageous! Need some time to adapt to it, but you did it very quickly I must say!
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/26/2004
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...(continued)... And this one is what I meant by or go for an "outrageous" tone in the bright parts. All I did is just increase the saturation (alot) and played with the Hue, leaving the dark parts Black. (I always like dark reds, but with the Hue you can select the entire scope of colours)
Cheers,
Hugo
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/26/2004
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Hi Jeroen, A quick and dirty PS job, but it illustrates what I mean. Here's the version where the blacks have been converted to sepia, but where the white is still white. (The Brown -> Dark area version)
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Carolyn Wiesbrock
{K:14051} 4/26/2004
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The angle, point of view and tone are excellent..
Well done!
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Clifton Jones
{K:10688} 4/26/2004
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Great perspective...well composed...the trees are lined perfectly with the building...very nice image...
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Jeroen Krol
{K:3085} 4/26/2004
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Hugo,
in my opinion, these kind of photo's 'must' be shot in B&W, or Negro e Branco as they say in portugues. There are simple too many colours in a shot like this one, even in a brown-greyish city as São Paulo.
The Sepia was caused by me or the scanner: I scanned it on my Coolscan V in colour and this is the result then.
I don't completely understand what you mean with your options; I think I get the brown-> dark areas, but what do you mean with the other one?
Jeroen
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This space for rent.
{K:313} 4/26/2004
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Nice job of keeping the verticals parallel. When I saw the thumbnail I thought it might be Los Angeles. Good seeing.
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/26/2004
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Hi Jeroen, Very good perspective, its amazing how straight those trees grow. I think it's a good choice going for B&W, because I think the lighting might have been a tad bright for bringing the best out of this shot with colour. I feel a bit ambiguous about the sepia tone, though. I think there are two options: either go for a brown tone in the dark areas, or go for an "outrageous" tone in the bright parts.
Cheers,
Hugo
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