Why this was chosen as Photograph of the Week

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Photographer's Request for Critique

--Maurizio Guarino

Rothenburg o.d. Tauber

Comments and critiques are welcome.

Critiques

Terry Ward , April 07, 2005; 06:16 P.M.

Like this a lot. Very nice tones also. T

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Jose Bayon , April 07, 2005; 06:46 P.M.

Interesting composition

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Doug Stanley , April 08, 2005; 08:15 P.M.

Great Framing

Maurizio - I really like the framing with the foreground roof.

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Francisco J. Lauriño , April 09, 2005; 05:24 A.M.

6/6

Good depht of field, great tones, extraordinary composition. Superb.

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Stephen Forsyth , April 09, 2005; 09:15 A.M.

Kind of depressing, I like it, just no idea why...

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Chee Hong Peow ( CHiPs ) , April 13, 2005; 09:07 P.M.

Superb composition ....!

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Ben S , April 15, 2005; 07:22 P.M.

wonderful tones and play between near and far. i've been tryin to pay attention to foreground-background tensions, so this really stands out for me.

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Honorio Carlos Pereira Braga , July 12, 2012; 10:04 P.M.

Honorio

We always stop ,when searching Photos which privilege subjects sky roofs and buildings just like the first one, by Joseph Nicéphore, in France 1826. I like it . It's diferent. I'm an amateur, still learning. Thank you.

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tarek wazzan , July 13, 2012; 05:14 A.M.

the composition is very interesting and original... the tones beautiful... best regards..

tarek

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Paschalis Bartzoudis , January 15, 2013; 12:38 P.M.

This is image is a stand-alone tutorial for the "great perspective", bravo!
best regards, Paschalis

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Photographer

Maurizio Guarino

Caption

221bn - Rothenburg o.d. Tauber

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