Pieces of Horyuji I

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By: benjamin mati
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Photographer	benjamin mati {Karma:598}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	nikon coolpix 5000
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	nikor 10.5mm
Uploaded	1/11/2004	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Views	519	Shutter	1/2000
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Critiques	3	Rating	6.00 / 3 Ratings
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About	A piece of Horyuji temple on a beautiful fall day.
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Jan Symank

{K:22030} 1/16/2004

Beautiful composition Benjamin.
Its a little bit dark.
The wide angel view is very nice( I worked a little bit on it, perhaps you like it )
You have also a nice portifolio
Bravo and regards from Jan

Romulo Lubachesky {K:11836} 1/13/2004

Great shot, congrats!

Jim Goldstein {K:21230} 1/12/2004

I'm noticing that many of your images are on the darker side. This image (see the attached) benefits from some contrast adjustment. Composition wise i'm on the fence.... you don't always have to have rooflines and lines continuous through an image, but in this case since the roofline of Japanese temples are so unique it might be nice to see the entire roofline. A little blue sky between the top of the frame and the temple roof might also be a nice improvement. I might also try to level the image inline with the mortar line at the base of the temple as well. I hope this helps.

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