Temple (revisited)

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Image Title: Temple (revisited)

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By: Ray Wearn
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Ray Wearn {Karma:1052}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon D30
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28-80 2.8L
Uploaded	8/23/2001	Film / Memory Type	ISO 100 setting
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Views	499	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	Well, after all the suggestions and comments on the full frame version of this in the Live session, this is the crop I like best of this revisit to the streetside temple.

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Artie Colantuono {K:12275} 8/24/2001

yup it comes up better on here Ray...I think there is a big difference if I import the image to the E board or you guys do...I get much less compression when its done from the master control panel.....
I like the colors and tones of this and the textures going in this also...makes a great travel image.....the angle and the vibrant colors dfintely add to th eAltar quality of it....really cool Job Street Man

Chris Hayward {K:1519} 8/23/2001

Ray -
Looks much better here than the import in the Live session. So much so that I'm not sure my comment is applicable any more. In the Live session the weak lighting on the far right and dark areas on the right bothered me a bit. I like the background - feel it gives the image context. Also I had mentioned that a higher angle might have been interesting (I know it might be a blind shot), but upon reflection, I think the lower angle gives a better feeling that this is an alter. Nice work

Debbie Groff {K:9569} 8/23/2001

Hey, Ray, (poet and didn't know it...) I remember this guy...Looks like a very interesting place to visit. Can you imagine the work and detail of the person that made this view and picture possible? What do you suppose he is made of?

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