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Comment by bassbone:
Great Job Brin - Fabulous image - Congrats on the Red Ribbon - clearly an inspired work both technically and from a challenge perspective.

What I find amazing is how seven voters could rate this as a 3 or lower...but I don't think we will ever understand some voting patterns.

If we could get into their heads to hear what they are thinking, maybe something like this ..."Let me see...yes..it has a church and a priest/pastor...it is well photographed...sharp, well illuminated, well composed...it appears to be consistent with the challenge...and it is nice to look at....hmmm...I guess I should give it a 2"

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Comment by Oded:
I really don't care how other people voted - for me this pic is the best one in the challenge

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Comment by SandyP:
Oh, Way to GO, Bragi! How appropriate for you to win a ribbon in the religion challenge. This is a beautiful photo! The processing is amazing as always. What a quaint lovely little church out in the country. Mega Contratulations!

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Comment by gaurawa:
Congrats! this is so well presented

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Comment by UNTITLED:
Very dynamic photo compositionally and color-wise...congratulations on winning the red ribbon!

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Comment by alexjack:
Congrats on a great shot and your ribbon. Well deserved,

Jack

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Comment by jblaylockrayner:
This should have been Blue...

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Comment by TUBORG:
Congrats Bragi
Þessi mynd er glæsileg í alla staði

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Comment by gsal:
Trúarleg dramatík af bestu gerð! Congrats on your red for this outstanding composition, Brin!

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Comment by Brin:

Originally posted by ryanschude: quite striking image. on a tech geek level which is irrelevant as far as the image goes, is there a reason why you shot it at iso 400 and 1/1000th of a second when you could have slowed the shutter down to 1/125 and shot at a lower iso to prevent the noise?

In fact it was a "mistake" that I used iso400, I was taking photos inside the church before I took this one and because I was in a hurry I forgot to change it when I started to shoot outside. Thanks for your comment Ryan.

Message edited by author 2007-06-06 12:45:04.