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Secondary gate of the citadel
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Uploaded: 12/29/13 9:56 AM GMT
Secondary gate of the citadel
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The citadel of Port-Louis
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::Ramad
12/29/13 10:11 AM GMT
Very good capture considering that you were facing a bright sky Christian. Good clear textures on the wall.
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Hello Christian, it's good to see that you finally have succeeded in adding a link to your narrative.
I'm glad that I could be helpful to you. Think that being helpful to other ones is an advantage of the Caedes-site. In the past I got many good advices from my Caedes-friends as well. They were very helpful to raise up my photographic skills to the present level.
May I give you another advice: in such weather conditions (like Raj says above: facing a bright sky against a rather dark foreground) it's wise (if you have one) to use your flash gear for a, so called, 'fill-in flash'. You can only do this when the distance to the subject isn't too far. The result will be that a dark foreground will be more brighter, so enhancing the contrast balance in your image.
Good capture though!
Regards, Cornelius.
I'm glad that I could be helpful to you. Think that being helpful to other ones is an advantage of the Caedes-site. In the past I got many good advices from my Caedes-friends as well. They were very helpful to raise up my photographic skills to the present level.
May I give you another advice: in such weather conditions (like Raj says above: facing a bright sky against a rather dark foreground) it's wise (if you have one) to use your flash gear for a, so called, 'fill-in flash'. You can only do this when the distance to the subject isn't too far. The result will be that a dark foreground will be more brighter, so enhancing the contrast balance in your image.
Good capture though!
Regards, Cornelius.
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Once I visited Cyprus and there at some little resort nearby Paphos I saw a citadel of similar appearance. Will check that and try to see what I could do with my paper photograph ...
Whatever, this is a neat image. Our C's advice sounds good as I tried it once or twice accidentally - meaning that my camera automatically flashed on a sunny day against the blazing sun while I was in complete dark shadow :)
Thanks for the link - fascinating too.
SAM & SAAB
Whatever, this is a neat image. Our C's advice sounds good as I tried it once or twice accidentally - meaning that my camera automatically flashed on a sunny day against the blazing sun while I was in complete dark shadow :)
Thanks for the link - fascinating too.
SAM & SAAB
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Very imposing perspective Christian, I see that Mr. has given you some good advice. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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What an impressive building Christian - I notice the work on the top of the parapet is so unusual, at least to my eyes.
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It would be a face without a smile, a feast without a welcome." A.J. Balfour
You are getting good advice and when one gets advice, we all benefit. Well shot Christian.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
A wonderful and impressive building well captured.
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