In Venice

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By: Rene Asmussen
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Photographer	Rene Asmussen {Karma:138}
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J {K:2647} 11/26/2002

Hmm very nice... on of the better pictures I encounterd during my stroll through the 470 photos in the travel category. I was surprised to read about more contrast in one of the other comments but after trying it out I was convinced :-) I dont have a problem with the alignment myself though.

Artie Colantuono {K:12275} 8/23/2001

I agree with Dave.... but you did an admirable job on this given what light you had.....a location with such potential is worth a revisit

Deleted User {K:2231} 8/20/2001

Boy.. does this shot have potential.. need to get there at a better time of day when the sun lights up the far right corner of the buildings.

I would have also tried to line up and level the ground markings a bit more.. but it seems like you used a short lens here and part of the misalignment may be due to the lens, as the building looks level. However.. as the ground lines seem more predominant in this shot.. I may have placed more importance on *them*.

With the sun filling in the shadow areas of the building, you could have added more contrast to the print without the shadows all going to hell.

Keep 'em coming!

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