Dark Passage

Nicely composed with a foreground piece of interest contrasting the orderly laid slates and receding base supports. Lovely use of available light, Andrew.

Regards,

Nezih

bwlchmawr

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13 years
Somerset

Link Posted 27/12/2012 - 18:01

Thanks, Nezih.

Best wishes,

Andrew

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szgabor

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13 years
Budapest, Hungary

Link Posted 28/12/2012 - 03:14

Great perspectivic composition. I like the nice tonal range and the great texture of the wall. I also like the hole on the wall, I almost would like to go there and look in.

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Gábor
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Dodge69

Member

12 years
Scotchland

Link Posted 28/12/2012 - 09:07

Easily overlooked, but an intriguing shot IMO & I like the 'film look'

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Camera Make:	PENTAX Corporation
Camera Model:	PENTAX K10D
Date Taken:	2012-10-07 11:47:40
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