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Photography taken in Belgium / La Hulpe with the canon eos 30D + canon 10-22 EF-S + tripod manfrotto 190 XPROB.Copyright © Behrouz Riahi, allias Zardo. All rights reserved. My images may not be reproduced or used in any form without my written permission.
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Beautiful lighting. I'm really mesmerized by the long shadows cast by those mysterious arcs. Splendid.
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i love it! i just moved back to the uk from La Hulpe! i had bike rides there everyday! <3
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omg this is so pretty! yet sorta creepy at the same time 
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All of your work is just so breath taking. I always find myself wishing I was there, seeing what you had seen in that split second you took the picture and captured the moment. And I am sure that is what you were striving for, so amazing job.
Love the title by the way...
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Dear Zardo,
I have a question: how do you achieve the colors in your photographs? Do you desaturate, or use a filter, or ...? Also, are these photographs always from one complete shot, or do you piece together the best parts of multiple shots of the same thing, for example put a focus on the sky, take that, and then a focus on the buildings, take that, and splice together? Either way, it comes out looking great, but I'd love to know how you do it!
Thanks,
Blademarilyn
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it depends. I use different ways for each photo. For which one do you want to know ?
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OK, for example, how did you get the colors in Veurne Street? Or were those the natural colors? Also, how did you get just about everything in focus on Shadows Arrive?
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for veurne street, it was like that.
for shadows arrive, the focus is due to my lens and the color is due to the white balance and the time when the photo was taken
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Cool. So you just have a lens that maximizes depth of field then. What lens is it?
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Love the title. 
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This might sound like a stupid question, but how do you shoot directly into the sun without getting horrible digital errors from your sensor?
Tearing or lines across the frame and such. I've tried it with a bunch of cameras, and each sensor reacts slightly differently but they never work clearly like that.
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hm, i don't know. It's a lucky shot maybe
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You are very lucky to have such great subjects to apply your skills to.
Your images are fantastic!
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Does the title by any chance refer to Super Mario 64?
Apart from that, beautiful picture! I browsed around a bit in your gallery and I really adore your work.
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lol, no it doesn't. It refer to alice
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Ah, ok. In SM64 you get to capture a rabbit in a castle garden. I don't really know Alice!
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