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Italian Town
© tbhunter
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Uploaded: 03/17/07 9:27 PM GMT
Italian Town
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I took this in Lake Como, Italy. A little bit of basic editing and it showed just the town, which looked cool. Hope you like it!
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::J_272004
03/19/07 6:12 AM GMT
Its a nice pic.. but I find it a bit too bright.. I don't know if thats what you wanted to achieve... but I think if it was less bright it would be a very nice pic... sorry just my opinion..
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........... "Live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece"
I think if you are going for this 'bright' look, you might take it a bit further and try for an illustrated look ... because it would be easier for people to accept the blown out sky and water
if interested .. let me know
if interested .. let me know
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*---===>>>>>(¯`·._(¯`·._.: :o) <---- OBLIGATORY SMILEY :._.·´¯)_.·´¯)<<<<<===---*
Yea, the sky/water is a little bright... however, the town looks adorable! I'd love to live there... anywhere but where I am now.
Gem xx
Gem xx
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I wish I was a glow worm, a glow worm's never glum. How can you be gloomy when the sun shines out your bum? *runs off into distance giggling*
A little bit more visibility in the sky and water area perhaps would balance the brightness of it. Its a very picturesque view and I would like to see it looking a bit more realistic.Just my thoughts but I think it looses the ethereal effect I think you were aiming for by the stark contrast of colour and whiteness.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
Ok ok, so we know that the sky is a wee bit too bright...but in case you didn't know an easy way to fix that (assuming you use a point and shoot)
Press your 'take the picture button' half way down while pointing it at the sky, then frame your picture, then press the button all the way.
Press your 'take the picture button' half way down while pointing it at the sky, then frame your picture, then press the button all the way.
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