respectez nos voisins
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Comment by MeMex2:
wonderful composition and B&W conversion.

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Comment by Neat:
Well look at you :-) it's like the spirit of God shining down upon the rock!

Awesome!

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Comment by mariuca:
Could be part of a fashion show
Bump

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Comment by wbanning:
Lovely colors and effective rim light at the top - but with a classic subject like this that's been done before, I long for something new. The blown out highlights where the light hits the ground becomes the unfortunate central point of attention.

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Comment by jomari:
Wonderful! My pick for the blue.

3:59
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Comment by sidpixel:
Hello from the critique club

An appealing image that contributes well to the challenge

I hate to disagree with you all but in my books its 2:49! Anyway, that aside, what a wonderful photographic opportunity this is, an absolutely adorable and unique situation for great silhouettes. Yes, its a shame it is a little crooked and you weren’t able to correct it post and given your normal attention to detail I’m surprised it occurred but we’re all human, well done for crucially including the couple. Given the strong subject matter I think a great opportunity was lost here to take a ground level portrait orientation shot making the most of the lovely wooden floor and soft shadows without the need to include the whole, (or most) of the clock face, you could have excluded the girder supports. Still a good image Janine, well done.

3:59
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Comment by mariuca:
Musee d'Orsay? One can never go past this clock without taking it along

3:59
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Comment by riot:
If you held the camera straight, this shot would have scored much better.

By the way, it's 3:49, not 3:59.

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Comment by npasel:
Awesome capture.

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Comment by Neat:
Always good to see these shots! In my top picks.