Louvre

By: Hossein Mosaferi | View Full Portfolio (321 images)

Tags: louvre muse museum paris reflect
Equipment: Sony DSC-R1, Carl Zeiss vario-sonnar 2,8-4,8/14,3-71,5 t*

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--Hossein Mosaferi

Reflects of Louvre

your comments are welcome as ever

Critiques

Laurent J. Frigault , March 16, 2012; 09:48 P.M.

Hossein,

Paris at its best.Clever use of the double reflection and great sky. Have you tried correcting the horizon;I think it would improve this excellent image.

Salutations-Laurent

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Hossein Mosaferi , March 17, 2012; 07:24 A.M.

Laurent

thanks so much dear Laurent, as a matter of fact, the original photo has a straight horizon. I just rotated it, because I liked to to have an unbalanced photo here. I may made a mistake, but that was an experience for me :)

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