From his Garden, Paros

By: Yiannis Dimkopoulos | View Full Portfolio (165 images)

Equipment: Canon EOS 10D, Canon 28-70mm f/2.8 L

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--Yiannis Dimkopoulos

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Alberto Quintal , February 16, 2007; 11:11 P.M.

Very good streets scene, the colors and composition are super, Yiannis.

Alberto

Michael Meneklis , February 17, 2007; 02:04 A.M.

Very nice capture, colors and composition Gianni.

Mehmet Akin , February 17, 2007; 02:25 A.M.

hello

very nice street shot..congrats.

Catalin Soare , February 17, 2007; 04:30 A.M.

Very good street shot; excellent use of light! Best regards, Catalin

Babis Babis , February 17, 2007; 02:07 P.M.

Nice capture.

CT Pehlivan , March 11, 2007; 10:45 P.M.

6/6

Nice Daily Life capture.Well Done.

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From his Garden, Paros

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