Challenge:Symmetry (Classic Editing) Camera:Olympus C-4000Z Location: Paris, underneath the Arc de Triomphe Date: Mar 24, 2003 Aperture: 4.0 ISO: 100 Shutter: 1/80 sec. Galleries:Architecture, Travel Date Uploaded: Mar 24, 2003
Composition - I really like this shot. It meets the challenge very well and has some great detail to it that is well captured. I don't really have a lot to say about it because I really think it was very well done. The one thing I don't like is that its a little bit brighter than "high key"
Technical - Well framed, for the most part well lit. The focus is good and DOF is great. Nice camera work. Processing is good. Black and white works well for this. The only problem with that is that the areas that are washed out are more emphasized in B&W. Otherwise, good job technically
Overall - Really like this. Not much I'd change. The perspective and angle look pretty calculated and executed very well. This is a great subject to photograph and good to see you did very well with it. Nice work and good luck to you in your future challenges - Inspzil
maybe a little less exposure...the wash out ruins the picture where the foreground could stand to loose a bit of detail. Maybe crop picture to remove the long expanse of the pillars and concentrate more on the archways. A good choice in subjects as I love the details in the ceilings.
Nice high key shot. Good symmetry and awesome framing and perspective. If it wasn't quite so high key, I'd give you a 10 but its a little bright for my personal tastes. Great image though.
Lovely detail but the lower arch seems blown out. Tricky exposure Im sure but I think perhaps a different angle or crop might have made it less obvious. Beautiful building though. 7 - floyd
WOW!!! I honestly said "WOW" out loud when I saw this. Perhaps the most impressive shot in this challenge. Just a bit over exposed in the rear columns but correcting that might have under exposed the rest of the picture. I honestly hope you get a Blue Ribbon.
Add photograph to your favorites
Add photographer to your favorites
Photographer found comment helpful.
