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Photographer Julie Salles  Julie Salles {Karma:22654}
Project N/A Camera Model D40
Categories People
Architecture
Film Format
Portfolio Personal POV
Lens Sigma 17-70mm HSM Macro
Uploaded 8/4/2008 Film / Memory Type Digital
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Views 629 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 38 Rating
6.51
/ 11 Ratings
Location City -  NYC
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Country - United States   United States
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There are 38 Comments in 1 Pages
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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/8/2008
Grazie Rino.
Ciao,
Julie.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/8/2008
Thank you so much for your feedback dear Paul.
Big hug and kiss,
Julie.

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rino sirio   {K:8012} 8/8/2008
una bella scena di ambiente,,,bella la definizione e la scelta prospettica..caio rino

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Paul de Beukelaar Paul de Beukelaar   {K:26449} 8/6/2008
Hi Julie,
good atmosphere capture. I also like the complete reflection in the building glass even at the cost of some more floor foreground. It is a good choice I think. The only point is that the focus goes to the empty chair which should have been moved a little bit to the left getting a full contrasting light background. If I was you I had moved a little bit to the right or if maybe impossible, I had gone to chair and moved it myself to the left next getting back to the original POV. Animals would have gone, but I guess these people would have stayed talking to each other. Quick decisions based on assumptions and predictions with hopefully optimised results.
Big hug from Paul

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/6/2008
Thank you honey.
Big hug and kiss,
Julie.

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Arif Ertan Ersoy (aersoy) Arif Ertan Ersoy (aersoy)   {K:27380} 8/5/2008
this is very interesting and nice candid shot my dear july!
i like it,
compliments honey,
hugs and kisses,
eta...
arif

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/5/2008
Gracias por tu comentario mi querido amigo.
Un abrazo,
Julie.

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David Rodriguez David Rodriguez   {K:11965} 8/5/2008
Muy buena la composicion, pero no me gusta mucho la luz, el escenario se ve interesante pero los colores estan sin vida...opacos sin contrastes bien marcados. Es una buena composicion pero no luce con la poca luz. Tambien mejoraria con probar con cerrar un poco mas el plano.
De todas maneras es un buen trabajo.
David

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/5/2008
YES, that's it! waiting for you :)

Thank you my dear auntie. I hope you are feeling better today.

Big hug
niecewithabroom

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biljana mitrovic biljana mitrovic   {K:48110} 8/5/2008
waiting for me ,maybe ?? lol

Wonderful work my dear...not sure about b&w...this look very interesting ,almost without colors,but this almost it's great to me:)

big hug
auntiewithabroom

sorry about yesterday,wasn't feel well....

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Avi  Avi     {K:70138} 8/5/2008
frankly, I am pretty much a novice at it.. but I can share what I know.. sure..

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Thank you my dearest Riny.
Big hug and kiss from NY :)
Julie.

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Teresa Ferraris Teresa Ferraris   {K:16126} 8/4/2008
Sei dolce, dolcissima Julie!!!
grazie
ciao
teresa

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Riny Koopman Riny Koopman   {K:102911} 8/4/2008
Great...yes it is....!
A fave! Love you and kisses from windy Amsterdam...:)

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Everytime I see really strong reflections I think of you :)
Thank you so much dear Teresa.
Julie.

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Teresa Ferraris Teresa Ferraris   {K:16126} 8/4/2008
Amazing composition Julie. Reflections ....mniiiaaaaam!!!
bacioni
teresa

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Thank you John!

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Yes that would have been cool Ananda.
Thank you for your feedback my friend.
Julie.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
YES! that is why.
Have I ever told you I HATE photoshop?
I need a teacher...are you up for the challenge?

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Avi  Avi     {K:70138} 8/4/2008
hmm.. the reason you don't like the b/w is because the b/w looks flat. you have to play with curves, levels and layers in PS to make b/ws more intense.

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ANANDA NIYOGI ANANDA NIYOGI   {K:4486} 8/4/2008
Good one Julie. Maybe Avi is right. A little more to the left would have helped. I was thinking about another frame for this shot. Including just the two men the sculpture and the empty chair and just the white wall in the background. A nice minimalist composition.

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John Hatz John Hatz   {K:156973} 8/4/2008
Nice shot, I love the way the elements placed into your frame Julie... nothing is in frond of the other... ok, perhaps the middle chair, could be a bit to the left OR you could have a bit to the left point of view to put that black metallic chair on the white marble... details... excellent shot, especially for a snapshot.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Thank you so much dear Ania.
Quick b&w conversion added on my reply to Deb. I think I prefer the color version.
Kind regards,
Julie.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
haha, yeah I was having a conversation with the sculpture since it looked so bored to me...hahahaha :)

I added the b&w version on my reply to Deb, a quick conversion. I like the color image better.

Glad you like it my dear friend. Thank you so much!

Big hug,
Julie.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Thank you so much dear Ali.
Hug,
Julie.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Good Morning dear Michele,

They are seated in the courtyard of the museum where they have all these very interesting sculptures. Moma is a great place :)

Thank you so much for your comment my dear friend. Enjoy your trip, relax and don't forget the wine ;)

Big hug and kiss,
Julie.

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Ania Blazejewska Ania Blazejewska   {K:23981} 8/4/2008
great capture dear Julie and absolutely interesting scene
I agree with Deb, have u considered b&w version?
best regards my dear,
Ania

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
haha, totally agree with you my dear.
Beijos,
Julie.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Got it cousin ;)
Thanks!
Julie.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
I wasn't really looking to emphasize the chair just though the whole scene was interesting. I couldn't come up with another title...lol but totally see your point about the chair ;)

I added the b&w on my reply to Deb, I think I like the color version better.

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Julie Salles Julie Salles   {K:22654} 8/4/2008
Just a quick conversion. I prefer in color, what do you think?
Thanks Deb.

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Nicole Besch Nicole Besch   {K:72664} 8/4/2008
Very well seen my dear Julie:) Was it your chair..LOL!!?Great architecture shot with amazing details and very well composed.I would love also to see it in B&W,I'm sure that it would be GREAT too:)PERFECT as always my dear girl.
Very big hug,
Nicki

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ali saffetoglu ali saffetoglu   {K:3463} 8/4/2008
fantastic photo dear julie..
good job..

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Michele Carlsen Michele Carlsen   {K:146013} 8/4/2008
Hello dear Julie ,

Hmmmmmm ...this image gives me much to think about - besides the empty chair - I wonder and speculate why these people sit outside in front of the exhibit , etc.

I do like the architecture,exposure,reflections and tones of the composition very much -:))

Hugs, & kisses,
Michele~

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Wolf Zorrito Wolf Zorrito   {K:78768} 8/4/2008
One empty chair or 4 chairs seated/occupied, just POV ;-)
Beijitos, Harry

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Keith  Growden Keith  Growden   {K:29240} 8/4/2008
Hi Julie. I agree with Avi and i would have also got a slight bit more of foreground in by tilting dow a bit. Be good. Hugs. Keithxx:)

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Avi  Avi     {K:70138} 8/4/2008
I was just going to say the same, when I saw what Deb said.. :)

one more thing: if you want to emphasize the empty chair, you should have taken one/two steps to the right.. so that the chair's entire frame came against the white bg. here, it's getting lost a bit. you have to make these little adjustments while shooting.

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D e b    D e b     {K:9399} 8/4/2008
Good one Julie... How about Black and white of this?

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