Canada - US Relations 1923
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Comment by amsmyth:
nice balance and composition - the sepia doesn't work for me...but the light is nice

Canada - US Relations 1923
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Comment by ellamay:
I like the luminescent feeling, esp in the bottom half of this shot. The bottom half has a 'glowing' feeling to it. While in some ways it is like a second image (which some may find distracting) the leaves on top almost appear to be part of the actual monument vs. background. They give it an enhanced 'roman' feel IMO vs. 'can/u.s' feel. I like the detail that your technique seems to enhanced, making an othewise flat image 'pop'.

Canada - US Relations 1923
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Comment by hughletheren:
Very creative use of invertion - like it - 9

Canada - US Relations 1923
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Comment by channeled:
Beautifully done! Bravo!

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Comment by zeuszen:
I noted that two comments referred to the 'darkness' of this image. Both original and the submitted versions, really, are far from 'dark'. There 'is' a shadow running up approx. 2/3 of the picture, but even within this area sufficient brightness is retained to ensure the visual data remains uncompromised.

I processed the image on an 2003 eMac with Apple factory calibration, checked it on an Apple G4 Powerbook and a slot-loading iMac, without noticing any deviations.

When I viewed the picture on an older Dell computer owned by the Vancouver Public Library the other day, I could hardly believe my eyes. The image was rendered very dark, the colours were completely off and the detail, particularly in the shadowed lower section, was largely obliterated.

I'm not quite sure yet what to make of this, but I have now checked two further comments as 'helpful', since without them, I would have never found out. Thanks ttreit and timmi.

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Comment by agwright:
i'm sure i saw this builting on tv this week.... 9/10

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Comment by Faye Pekas:
Beautiful lines and color

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Comment by Imagineer:
Not paticularly 'future'. Interesting technique though I find myself wanting the three images to be dead central.

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Comment by wingy:
Very interesting. The different coloring of the bottom middle section seems to throw it off. If that part had the brown bars like the upper portion I think the shot would be a lot stronger, by retaining it's strong lines.

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Comment by e301:
Wonderfully odd capture: it bothers me slightly that in such a geometrric composition you've taken a slightly off-centre view-point, otherwise excellent work.