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Paul's Photos
{K:35235} 4/25/2005
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first.. let me say that I always like seeing the eiffel tower :) I agree with everyone else, the tilt of the image and the object in the forground. The only other thing else that I see is that the top of the image is a bit washed out which can distract from the overall composition. This tends to happen on those hazy days which can make it hard to judge the lighting...
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Cheryl Ogle
{K:24494} 4/25/2005
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A great shot, but it is a little tilted on the horizon (if you have Photoshop, there is a very easy way to check this with a "measure tool" where you click and drag along the horizon or vertical line and then click on 'rotate canvas' then select 'arbitrary'). I also agree with the cropping - the statue was too heavy for the picture and distracts the eye from the focal. I applied a multiply layer and took down the opacity for a little more contrast. See my example below...
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Domenico Franco
{K:1381} 4/16/2005
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Dropping shadows are good.
About the composition I don't like the objects on the bottom-right. They seems an accidental presence: they take away from the real subject of the photo (I guess Eiffell tower)
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Dominic Daigle
{K:641} 4/7/2005
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Wow, Beau travail Manuel,
J'aime bien la composition, mais j'avourais que sur un coucher de soleil se serai incroyable avec tout les couleurs qui serai ajoutées.
Continue c'est super
Bravo
Dom
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Kristen G.
{K:84} 4/7/2005
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I like all of the detail in your picture, the only thing that cathces my eye is that the tower looks like it's tilting a little to the left. But other than that it's great.
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