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By: Al Ungar
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Photographer	Al Ungar {Karma:4626}
Project	#27 Your best photograph!	Camera Model	Canon EOS 3
Categories	Cityscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	75-300
Uploaded	6/18/2003	Film / Memory Type	Fuji HPC 160
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	420	Shutter	UNK
Favorites	0	Aperture	F5.6
Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country -
About	Cloudy day at Baltimore's Inner Harbor

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Al Ungar {K:4626} 11/15/2007

Wow, Maja you really went back to an old image of mine. Please also view my web site at www.auphotography.net. Do you have a web site?

Al

Maja Š

{K:17951} 11/15/2007

Dear Al,

you have fantastic gallery..tommorow I will take more time..

till then stay beautiful!

Stasys Eidiejus {K:132} 12/19/2003

very nice close-up!!

paolo Iac {K:223} 7/10/2003

Bella foto, Bravo. Ciao Paolo

Rui Palha {K:13624} 7/9/2003

Very good b&w composition, good grey scale.

michaelle . {K:3807} 6/19/2003

Hmmm - I don't know no one has commented on this yet... The crispness of the rope and the patterns they make are wonderful. Exposure was dead on, the viewer can even see the turns in the darkest hidden parts of the rope. I'm not so crazy about the background, but your DOF blurs it well and to move in further would have lost the diagonal of the rope coming into the frame. Well done!

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