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By: Gorkem Dogangil
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Gorkem Dogangil {Karma:258}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon F65
Categories	Abstracts	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Nikon 28-100mm.
Uploaded	2/11/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak PressChrome 100 ASA Dia
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Erdem Calisgan {K:4050} 2/17/2004

Guzel bir kurgu resim. Bana gore klise falan da degil...

Yigit Ozgul {K:201} 2/11/2004

Fotografin sag ust kosesindeki parlama disinda hersey tamam.
Kli?e bir fotograf olsa da bence gayet guzel...
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Emre Ozcicek {K:64} 2/11/2004

What more can i say.. Everything that can be said about the photo is writen up...
I like it.. keep photoing :))

Gorkem Dogangil {K:258} 2/11/2004

Believe me I spent most of the roll for this particular shot. Not being able to control the wave is difficult.. And thanks for appreciating the absence of footprints.

Jim Goldstein {K:21230} 2/11/2004

This is a little cliche, but I have to give you credit on pulling this off. I'm not sure most people know how tricky a shot like this can be. Timing is everything and to get a sharp image on top of it is tough. Very well done.... no footprints and your image is super sharp. The motion blur of the water is perfect. My attempts at similar images have not been as successful. Congratulation. One recommendation though I would crop the top of your image so that it has a more severe landscape format. This will remove much of the over exposed portion of your image.

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