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Published: 2007-03-05 21:28:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 2711; Favourites: 68; Downloads: 33
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...are ruined now and not easily recognized...Related content
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Hello,
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This shot, and many others in your gallery, give me the impression that India is a photographer's paradise. It almost seems as if every location and angle and scene and time of day etc could give an excellent photograph, there's so much detail.
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You're seriously amazing.....and to be able to go to these places................................
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Beautiful. Very true, how much damage humans have done. I think people like you, photographing the beautiful things in life, that probably will cease to exist in a few years, is very admirable, and you are very good at it too. :]
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looks so incredible...
like a combination of modern city with ancient temple from Petra.
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sorry, link doesn't work properly, you have to open window with wikipedia, write Petra and You'll see, what I mean.
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So stunnig....I'm shocked.
Your images're just like that: they live u breathless..
REALLY!!!!
Love it-love it...
as many other ones.
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I think we're whitnessing the dekaying of a great culture right under our eyes. The kind people will watch documentaries about on tv in 300 years...
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I like it! It's dark, grimy, and full of history.
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Such a powerful picture, I really like this alot
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Prelijep kadar i kompozicija...boje i osvjetljenje su savrΕ‘eni....
SimboliΔno i tuΕΎno...
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that's a pretty neat image, nice and bleak and grimey. Seeing that it's photojournalism, I doubt if you'd like to do much alterations to it [I would've suggested some subtle desaturation], but I think you should do some dodging to some of the darker walls to bring out their texture, and maybe on the face of the woman in the front of the image. Composition wise, I think it's great. Keep up the good work, man.
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