Kissing
by arnit

Comment by prkemby:
I love Paris

Kissing
by arnit

Comment by vestanpance:
Taking pictures like this is illegal isn't it?!! Maybe the shot would have better if the tower was in focus, I don't think there's enough detail in the silhouettes for the lack of focus to have mattered.

Kissing
by arnit

Comment by Mionne:
probably posed, good picture anyhow

Kissing
by arnit

Comment by alanfreed:
This would have been great had the couple been a little more distinguished from the background. It takes a bit of effort to recognize that this is more than a blurry photo of the Eiffel Tower. Since their position isn't against something that gives enough contrast to make them out very well, it may have been cool to try a shot with a flash and a slower exposure to bring out a similar effect with the tower in the background while offering details of the couple.

Kissing
by arnit

Comment by jimsapp:
Looks posed, not very candid. Great photo though.

Kissing
by arnit

Comment by langdon:
Everybody's gonna complain that it's too dark, as they usually do. But it's very well done. If you'd gotten a lower angle of the couple, I would've given you a 10.

1896
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Comment by indigo997:
AHA! I thought this looked like something I've seen in Sweden. Iceland is close though! Very pretty. I like the lines and color. I think you deserved an even higher score. My only suggestion would have been trying it under different, less harsh lighting so that you could expose the shadow areas a little better.

1896
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Comment by sjgleah:
I really like the colors and thte composition... 7 sjgleah

1896
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Comment by jimmsp:
Something old. Use your photographic technique to emphasize the age of your subject.
Composition - quite good
Technical Aspects - quite good
Meets Challenge - maybe. I don't get a good feeling of old here
Visual Impact / Originality - good

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Comment by rcrawford:
This looks like Iceland to me, beautiful shot, one of my top three. If this is arnit, I really like the outtake of the two ladies and the sheep, belongs in National Geographic!