Thank you, Mark, Attila and Alan, for the kind words.
Alan, as for "Too good to nitpick.", - since different people have
different views (and different taste to the wine), it is always
interesting what might bother some other people in a particular photo,
even if it were perfect.
Mark, it is interesting to hear that to your taste, the presence of the
people is a plus.
Your comment about "3D" feel is interesting. I hadn't thought about it
that way before. I suspect it is the "S"-like shape of the building in #2
that contributes to that, as opposed to a more flat (or actually just one
wide angle (or arch)) in #1. Also, the large distance to the building in
#1 flattens it out.
Again, thanks to all!
Igor
Mark C Mon, 13 Oct 2014 16:20:12 -0700 wrote:
The formal and rather symetrical architecture of the building really
compliments the nearly perfect symmetry of the building and its reflection
- with the people breaking things up just enough to make the photos feel
alive. Great! Both are very good but #2 seems more 3d to me for some
reason.
On Sun, 12 Oct 2014, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
I've mentioned a few times that I love reflections (especially in photos).
I know that a few PDMLers also like them...
So, here are a couple of photos from Dresden Zwinger Palace:
http://42graphy.org/galleries/2014-05-03-reflections/
All comments are welcome!
Igor
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