Crossing the Bridge (Venice)

By: Giuseppe Pasquali | View Full Portfolio (465 images)

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--Giuseppe Pasquali

Under the Seagull Eye / Crossing the Bridge (Venice - Ponte della Paglia)

Thank you for your comments, critiques and suggestions, G.

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Joseph Popper , May 04, 2008; 02:17 A.M.

Lovely work with a natural frame. Perfect silhouettes. Nice! Warm regards...

Ton Mestrom , May 10, 2008; 03:54 A.M.

Right, but I can't help feeling looking at those colours and tones that you overprocessed this one. Quite a bit actually

Hossein Mosaferi , February 14, 2009; 11:42 A.M.

I like the composition and Silhouette mode so much, but I agree with Ton: you've overprocessed the Shadow/highlight process. I can see a huge amount of glow on edges

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Crossing the Bridge (Venice)

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