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By: Roland Le Gall
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Photographer	Roland Le Gall {Karma:7018}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	Canon G 2
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
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Uploaded	5/20/2003	Film / Memory Type
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Critiques	7	Rating	5.59 / 7 Ratings
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William Tell {K:5241} 5/20/2003

Another excellent perspective, regards!

Peter De Rycke

{K:41212} 5/20/2003

Belle image .. juste un peu malheureux que dans le centre de l'image, il y a un tige cassé .. belle couleur .. salut

Hayri CALISKAN {K:16195} 5/20/2003

Excellent composed.

Roberto Beccia {K:993} 5/20/2003

Great composition and excellent DOF.

Suvomoy Mitra {K:8369} 5/20/2003

Great photographic crop! like the simplicity!

Rui Palha {K:13624} 5/20/2003

Beautiful composition and colors.

Jeff Melnick {K:139} 5/20/2003

I really like the dramatic sky and the repeating patterns in the wheat. I just think that there's too much of the sky, or it isn't being used in an effective manner. How about if you were shooting from a lower position, with some of the wheat poking up into the sky? Just a thought.

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