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GyurMaster (22848) 2021-08-01 10:08

Dear Malgo, What an apocalyptic photo. :) I'm glad to see that you are active again on the site. Best Wishes, Gy.

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-08-01 10:06

Hello abmdsudi, I really like the relaxed atmosphere of this photo. The light clothes of the subject and the fact that the photo obeys the rule of thirds also enhances the composition. Best Wishes, Gy

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-08-01 1:46

Dear Gert, This time I prefer the horizontal WS photo. Somehow, I feel the sky too much above the beautiful city-scape. Best Wishes, Gy.

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-07-31 12:56

Hello again, Though it would work as a good postcard without the boat in the fg. it obviously enhances the composition. Best Wishes, Gy.

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-07-31 12:54

Dear Gert, Though I wouldn't lay down in a cemetery just like that, I'm buying the idea of making such an excellent nothing special. Best Wishes, Gy

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-07-31 12:52

Hello Lars, Interesting picture showing a part of modern history. You portrayed this precious architecture very well. It is obvious that your father is an architect. (My parents are architects as well, so I have a soft spot for modern architecture as well.) :) My only humble suggestion is that I would have converted it into a BW to emphasize the structure more. Best Wishes, Gy.

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-07-31 12:49

Dear Beverley, You provided us with a beautiful view of this very typical view of the most iconic building of Florence. I like how the tree in the fg. divides the photo according to the rule of thirds, while the tower of the town hall dominates the bg. Have a nice WE! Gy.

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-07-31 12:46

Hello Ian, Parking your boat in front of the house? That is kinda cool! I'm buying it! Best Wishes, Gy.

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-07-31 12:45

Hello abmdsudi, The old man looks very cool in this modern sun-glass.Its a well-captured portrait. Best Wishes, Gy,

GyurMaster (22848) 2021-07-31 12:44

Dear John, Its good to see you again here on the TE! I also have this tiny balcony - or whatever I should call it - photographed in my archives. I will try to dig it up to show it the next time I upload a photo. Isn't the next window the dog's window, who used to have some relax there? Best Wishes, Gy,