Reflecting the Past

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By: Thamer Al-Tassan
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Thamer Al-Tassan {Karma:1358}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Canon 300D
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 100 mm f/2 USM
Uploaded	9/19/2004	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
		ISO / Film Speed	16
Views	359	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Tampa State - FL Country - United States
About	This is a 100+ year old minaret reflected on a puddle of water at the University of Tampa. PS work included B&W conversion, Levels adjustment and Burning. Nothing was added to the photo.

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Thamer Al-Tassan {K:1358} 9/21/2004

Hi Hugo,

I'm fine thanks, how about you?

I actually rotated it in PS. The main subject here is the minaret, not the bricks/road. So it didn't make sense to me to have the minaret upside-down, you know what I mean? :)

Thanks for the comment...

Hugo de Wolf {K:185110} 9/20/2004

Hi Thamer, How've you been? Haven't heard from you in a while, but I've been away for a while too.

Nice shot, and a good postprocessing job. I'm not sure if rotating the shot 180 degrees (or did you hold your camera upside-down?) is quite necessary. It creates a slight unbalance, which I think would not have been there in the straight up version....

Good shot, though

Cheers,

Hugo

Stefan Engström {K:24473} 9/20/2004

Very nicely spotted. Turning it upside down makes sense, but the perspective of the bricks makes me a little dizzy.

Thamer Al-Tassan {K:1358} 9/20/2004

PS work included B&W conversion, Levels adjustment and Burning. Nothing was added to the photo.

Thanks for the comment...

Sally A. {K:4601} 9/19/2004

NO PS work.. at first that's what i thought.
i like the B&W effect.
Very nice.

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