To the last Sunbeam

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By: Igor Gatnik
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Igor Gatnik {Karma:2300}
Project	#40 Street Photography	Camera Model	Canon G3
Categories	People Street	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	30-145
Uploaded	8/6/2004	Film / Memory Type	cf
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	342	Shutter	30s
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/2.0
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Tolmin State - Country - Slovenia
About	From the raggie festival in Tolmin

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Maya Bylina {K:5925} 10/1/2004

I like colours & view! Well done!

Igor Gatnik {K:2300} 8/10/2004

I agrre with you. I didi it in hurry and I am going to make once again. Than you.

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 8/8/2004

Very ususual vision. The lonely figure, standing on a cylinder to see over the parked cars... captures the loneliness and longing very well. I particularly like the echo of the red sky in the cylinder. That touch of colour "below the line" really makes it. I'ts a pity that the range of brightness was too much for proper rendering. The V-line of hills on both sides are too thin and flat in tone to look realistic, although it's hard to think how you could have done better--perhaps allow them to go a little darker? They could be quite a BIT darker and still easy to differentiate from the masses of trees, which look just right.

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