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axiotea (21651) 2007-01-28 22:34

Hello Jose,
Good POV showing us the special architecture of the ghurfas, with very good light. I like as well the edifice behind with silver dome and the minaret next to it. Colors are well rendered, sharpness and framing are good too.
Cheers,
Marilyn

yannick (1471) 2007-01-29 1:19

Hi Jose,
You chose a nice POV for this nice picture. The architecture of thuis Ksar is very intersting. The light is nice, I don't know what is the result of your PP. The arrows on the walls are really funny. It looks like a game.
Bye,
Yannick

jhm (211738) 2007-01-29 7:34

Hi Jose,

This are villages that the simple tourists never can see during a holiday to Tunesia, I this very spectacular, excellent composition and natural colours. Very well done!

Have a nice day,
John.

gilou530 (34) 2007-01-29 15:25

salut jose
une photo super nette avec une lumiére magique, dommage que le minaret soit trop centré a mon gout mais cela reste une belle image, bravo
amitiés
gilbert

cobbydale (1958) 2007-01-29 15:52

Great POV Jose, and a very interesting scene. Good sharpness and very realistic, natural colour tones. Interesting notes too.
TFS. Leon

balatrek (7455) 2007-01-29 17:49

Hola Jose,

Es un lugar muy interesante, parece una maqueta una miniatura, la perspectiva desde un punto de vista alto es excelente, al igual que la nitidez y saturación de los colores, es un buen trabajo, te felicito.

Saludos
José

vagabondtravels (6511) 2007-01-29 21:08

Hi Jose

Nice comp and color. Very sharp.
Great pov. Way to get up there.
Well done.
Ben

a1b2j (153) 2007-01-30 18:14

composition*****
subject*****
colors and light*****
sharpness*****
overall aesthetics*****

zeca (19762) 2007-01-30 21:35

Olá José, meu xará!
Que bela composição! Contrastes fabulosos em todos os sentidos, mas de maneira impressionante no conteúdo, onde as arquiteturas são tão distintas em primeiro e segundo planos. A arquitetura rústica em primeiro plano é interessantíssima! Gosto do detalhe das portas coloridas! A imagem em si transmite um calor! E ninguém na foto! Curioso! Uma foto repleta de detalhes muito bonitos e interessantes, super bem enquadrada aos princípios de TE! Viajei nessa...
Abraço,
Zeca

rafid76 (0) 2007-01-31 2:05

the one place i didnt see in tunisia :(
people actually live there? still you gave us an exellent prespective of the place. the sky, mosqu and blue doors mmmmmmmmm can smell the mashmoom.
well composed my freind

sothy81 (9646) 2007-02-01 12:20

Hi Jose, this is such a great photo showing about ancient architecture. Excellent one my friend. Sothy

pboehringer (770) 2007-02-02 11:58

Hi Jose, let me add my comment to that too, although I do not have anything else to say besides what was already written on all the other critiques. The signs give an enteresting side track and I wonder how the theatre looks like in this place. I also wonder if people living there ever see some green. The colors are certainly monoton brown, beige and white. OK, the blues and other colors on the doors add an additional element and touch. I hope the thick walls gives some protection against the sun and heat.
Regards, Peter

berseph (1758) 2007-02-03 1:42

Great overlook of this interesting town. Colors are beautiful with the bright blue sky and the beige of the buildings and the different colored doors. Those are quite interesting staircases and I would be wearisome going up and down for fear of falling, especially with a handfull of goods (and no railings). Excellend PP work.

berek (50518) 2007-02-04 3:49

Hi Jose,
good point of view for this interesting place. I like harmony of brown with blue colors. well framed picture. have a nice Sunday
Burak
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knowdebu (964) 2007-02-06 23:48

hi Jose,
its always a treat to the eyes to see your photos. i like the angle from where you had clicked the snap showing two different architectural characters.
debabrata

UnTrained (0) 2007-02-07 12:37

Olá José,
very interesting buildings and not easy to capture. The absence of of colors on the walls and also the smooth structure without strong clear lines give only light and textures a chance to build contrast. I think this is very much visible in your original (workshop), you made it well here to give the eye a chance to recognize single buildings. What are the arrows for?
Lieben Gruss, Ulf

henrytf (985) 2007-02-08 18:51

Hello José,
Excellent photograph of a wonderful place.
The control of the light and of the colours are perfect to enhance all the architectural characteristics of those well known granaries.
Superb
Friendly
Henry

rigoletto (34279) 2007-02-09 16:52

Ola José,
I loved the originality of the architecture and how beautifully you captured it all. The light, colors and composition are just great!
TFS,
Deniz

emilbo (22616) 2007-02-10 21:37

Ola Jose!
Belle prise de vue et bonne composition, ça me rapelle mon voyage en Tunisie en 2005 où j'ai passé par là. Ta note est excellente et en parlant de Star Wars, j'ai bien aimé visiter le site où un film à été tourné dans le désert.
Félicitations!...
Emilius

Benedict (7076) 2007-02-15 0:59

hi jose,
it reminds me of star wars of course!! and wait a minute- also of the old houses in jeddah- they resemble the same architectural arts.
a very fine work with superb POV my friend... i must say it's an envy (just being honest!)...
happy valentine's day, jose. and keep up the good work!!
benedict

salvator (19110) 2007-02-25 4:18

Hi Jose,
very nice composition. Very nice details and light and shades. The blue sky and the blue door also very nice. I wish you a nice weekend. Best regards. Salvator.

sadeik (3282) 2007-04-01 18:12

Superb work here in PP excellant work as it does give it a unique feel and seeps of older times without the modern junk. Great work here

Simon

banyanman (7797) 2007-07-15 6:47

You did an excellent job in cleaning this image up in PP, Jose. The technical quality is much improved on the original. I like this composition better than the one you posted later because it shows more of the interesting houses in the foreground, but in both I wish the minaret wasn't centred so much. Perhaps there wasn't an alternative POV that would have enabled you to include the houses and keep the minaret off-centre, but it would have been worth trying. Cheers . . . David