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Craftwork at its best.
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Uploaded: 07/26/10 11:17 AM GMT
Craftwork at its best.
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This was taken at a small local market in Yalikavak (SW Turkey) all these goods are hand made and some of the workmanship is unbelievable.
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Nice angle in your capture of these lovely crafts. Good details and composition.
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There are always two people in every photograph: the photographer and the viewer. - Ansel Adams
I love seeing all of the craft work together Steve..it really shows the artistic talent available.
However, when viewing the image, I am unable to discern the detail/workmanship due to the lighting and being overwhelmed with so much to see. Maybe a macro shot of one or two items?
Just tossing that out.......:o)
It is so great for me to see what countries other than my own have to offer. I only wish i were there to see it myself!
Thanks for sharing this with me.
However, when viewing the image, I am unable to discern the detail/workmanship due to the lighting and being overwhelmed with so much to see. Maybe a macro shot of one or two items?
Just tossing that out.......:o)
It is so great for me to see what countries other than my own have to offer. I only wish i were there to see it myself!
Thanks for sharing this with me.
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~mimi~
me want to go shopping :)
i like the colors and I definitely love the subject of your capture :)
now, from the artistic point of you, maybe some depth of field would have been nice. I mean, focusing on some objects and let the background or the foreground blurry, or playing with some desaturation... - anyway, it is so much easy to talk than taking the pictures :)
good work!
i like the colors and I definitely love the subject of your capture :)
now, from the artistic point of you, maybe some depth of field would have been nice. I mean, focusing on some objects and let the background or the foreground blurry, or playing with some desaturation... - anyway, it is so much easy to talk than taking the pictures :)
good work!
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Tanju