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| [Note Guidelines] 艺术家笔记 |
| Himeji Castle is one of the best known and most photogenic of all the man-made structures in Japan. I have chosen this low-wide-angle shot just because of the myriad lines and angles of the roofing. It has an abstract quality about it as well as an illustrative one. It also shows just a tantalising glimpse of late autumn re-flowering on the cherry trees at bottom left. |
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Hi Alan
The contre-plong閑 view adds much impact in this shot. Nice and sharp details, with a wonderful blue sky serving as a great contrasting backdrop. Nice work.
Best wishes and a belated welcome to TE
Mark
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Eh ehh... great shot! The castle is wonderful and the colors, saturation and sharpness are very great!
Davide
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