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by Pano

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This is such a good photo. I love the way that sweeping curve leads your eye up to that bold, dark image of the man. Incredible.

And I was lead to your portfolio after your post to that thread about tilted horizons. The horizon you have here is great. Not tilted - curved! In the context of the colouring and subject, the curved horizon almost makes it look like it's on a small asteroid or alien planet. Really eye-catching.

Boulevard of Broken Dreams
by cheezweezl

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Something about this shot that gives it a great mood. Seems to have a lot of energy in it. I can't really say what it is in technical terms, but something about it makes me like it. Well, probably a good balance between light and dark for one thing by way of the composition.

Moonlight...
by gipomontesanto

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It's a great shot. Has had me looking at it for ages.
The way the colours of the water and the sky blend into one another make it look like it's taken in a huge indoor tank - kinda like the one they used to film "Titanic" in - as if the water just drops off in front of a solid backdrop. It also has to do with the quality of the light - the moon seems more like a studio spot light.

Newport Bridge
by djtj1980

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I love the delicate vertical and bold horizontal details on the muted tones of the background. Lovely interplay between shape and line. Great capture.

red skies at night
by Rikki

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Incredible use of colour. And a nice bold composition.

Toronto Under 30 seconds exposure
by pganji

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Just love the way the movement of the clouds expands the perceived depth of the image. Gives it a real sense of grandeur...

Time Interruped
by accady

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There were quite a few people who entered clock faces - yours was the best. Mainly because of the simplicity of the composition, bold colours, and sharp lines.

Remeber that walk ...
by vikas

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I gave this photo a high score during voting, but never made a comment. I really like this picture. I love the way the colour blooms as it approaches the subjects. It's a great use of framing. This would be an awesome set up for a wedding portfolio (bride and groom walking down the path). Has a really romantic feel. In fact, you probably could have added impact to the current photo if the pair had been holding hands. (Not sure if they were your models or not though).

Scarlet Ibis
by Tygerr

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Originally posted by Kaizer: The colours are great, composition good. First time I've seen one of these, as the local Ibis things make such a racket and quite frankly are a bit dull. Well done. Ev

I see that you live in Jhb too Kaizer - you'll find plenty of Scarlet Ibises(plural?) at the bird gardens at Monte Casino. This particular one was shot at the Pretoria Zoo though.

Back to the Future
by gloda

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Awesome shot. Love the "blurred walls of hyperspace" effect... And the exposure is perfect.