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mabut said:

Grazie mille Lorenzo, adesso ho la spiegazione scientifica !

Thanks Cọp Trắng !

ciao, Marco


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@ Zhou said:

Wonderful !


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Ronecol said:

Very well done. Excellent B&W.

Greetings from Toronto, Canada. Ron


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magic surf bus said:

Thanks for the book reference and your interest in my photos anjay. It's a very atmospheric place.


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borowik said:

Nice composition of two sculptures - congratulations made this photo. And if you saw a similar copy of David in Copenhagen? Look.

Greetings from Poland!


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magic surf bus said:

rats2bears: Speaking as a 5'8" beardy man who's also still in love with his other half after 30 years I think that's a lovely story. I'm glad my photo inspired you to share it.


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☼ EzioMacchione ☼ said:

Grazie Quettu, Ekaakini e Lyon_Naraja (si, è la sede dell'Inail all'EUR)

Ciao, Ezio


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onosimoski boban said:

Beautiful photo !! Best regards from Macedonia !!


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McGyver said:

super mit diesem Lichteinfall^^


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theverbiage said:

Like a great looming ship heading towards us - awesome capture!


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magic surf bus

Born 1959, living in NW England. Work in education and like travelling around UK & Europe in a motorhome/RV visiting new places and taking photographs. Keen on photography since my early teens when I used to muck around with an old Brownie Box camera and a Polaroid I 'converted' (ie destroyed the shutter release) to take time exposures - was given a 35mm Zenit SLR for my 18th birthday and never looked back. Currently using a Fuji S9600 with an eBay 0.45 Wide Angle Converter. I have no particular agenda or deep philosophical reasons for taking pictures - just like doing it and always have. My great grandad was a pro photographer and my dad was a keen watercolour painter so maybe it's genetic. Always keen to experiment, and happy to accept that the vast majority of the shots I take will be utter rubbish but if only one of them is halfway decent then it's all been worthwhile. Photo Tips? 1. Never ever stop experimenting. 2. Never hesitate - press the button first and ask questions later. 3. Plough your own furrow, develop your own way of doing it. That's how all the experts started so why shouldn't you? 4. Never be self conscious when positioning yourself to take a good shot - if you've got to lie down in a busy street then go ahead and do it! 5. Travel, and always carry your camera. 6. Don't get too hung up on the technical stuff - being in the right place at the right time is what it's about and you don't learn that from a manual. 7. If you want to do it professionally take any opportunity you can to get relevant qualifications, but remember that it's what you learn outside the classroom that will help you the most (and that's coming from a teacher). 8. Always go the extra mile for your pictures - explore places, go round the back of things, step off the beaten track, never walk too far without turning around to check the view behind you, be different to the crowd. Go for it - and good luck. Personal motto? "Before you judge someone try walking a mile in their shoes. Then who cares? They're a mile away and you've got their shoes."

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