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Many thanks to you!Β
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Always my pleasure, thanks too...
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You have been featuredΒ ~Β Β Recent favorites 16
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Many thanks to you!
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'my' pleasureΒ
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The lucky one!
Thank you for an interest to my gal and for watching. I really appreciate your attention!
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Thank you!
Orcas must be free!
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What a fantastic angle from which to capture these things! The kiss, the buildings, the skyline, the shoreline perspective, the fisherman β¦ it all comes together perfectly! Great photograph.
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That was my luck to be in that place in that moment with camera! And I'm really glad that I made the shot!
Thank you for your feedback!
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Congratulations on your well-deserved DD!!!
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Thank you! I'm touched!
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It's amazing, it gives me lots of different feelings. I love it. Very well done.
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Thank you!
I hope feelings are all-positive!
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Sorry for sad emotions, I just hope it is bitter-sweet feeling.Β
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Just a scene of warm and calm summer evening in big city
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i'm curious how in the world did you ever possibly catch the fisherman's actual fishing line?
it must be fake or something, it looks far too thick and you are so far away and yet almost the whole thing is nearly completely visible, i simply don't understand but would love to know how it was achieved so i might understand
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A really good camera will resolve fishing line, as mine did with this . You have to look closely to see it. If the line in the picture above were wet, and the angle right, it would certainly reflect enough light to be highly visible. It's also about the timing.
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yeah, Β but he was just so far away from the line and it really epicly stands out, Β had me baffled.Β
good picture though, great moment.
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We may be seeing motion blurred specular reflection off wet fishing line if the shutter speed wasn't fast enough to stop it. That's where the sensitive timing comes in.
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Hi! Glad to get such comment! It really shows you took a long look at the picture!
First of all I want to tell that I did NOT drew the fishing line.
The second thing is that that line was really important for the shot, so I did something about 30 shots of different moments and this one is the best because the line is visible, and it has same angle as line of buildings and line of bank.
The third thing that I really DID : i did local tonal contrast, so the filter made the fishing line more visible and noticeable.Β Sorry for that little trick!
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Yeah it really makes Β the photo, Β i was curious because I mean I have taken many photos myself and well... I just couldn't figure it out.Β
it's good to know it was altered a little though so i don't feel inferior at catching amazing fishing lines.Β
Hehe, Β thank youu
amazing photo, congrats.Β
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this is really stunning indeed,
congratulations
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my luck of place and time! Thank yo!
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Small fragments of everyday life putted together in place and time. My luck to be there!
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It has everything, like a scene from a good continental 'art film'.
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Thank you for so high estimation!
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American Impressionist Joseph deCamp uses a similar palette in this picture www.antiquesandfineart.com/art⦠.
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The comment was addressed to you in error, sorry about that. It has been redirected to the intended recipient, a would be American impressionist painter. There is too much wonderful detail in your photo for any comment to allude to all of it.
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