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By: Steve Rosenbach
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Steve Rosenbach {Karma:8338}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon 300D
Categories	Cityscape Others	Film Format
Portfolio	Annapolis, MD	Lens	Sigma 70-300mm
Uploaded	12/3/2004	Film / Memory Type	Digital 6MB ISO 400
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Location	City - Annapolis State - MARYLAND Country - United States
About	Early yesterday morning, the only vessel to disturb the smooth waters around the Annapolis Yacht Club was this little rowboat. I was taking some early-morning photos of the Annapolis "skyline" from across Spa Creek, when I spotted this lone rower. Fortunately, I had a 70-300mm zoom mounted. Question: is the photo to "busy"? Does my subject, the rower, get lost in the background? Your comments and criticisms welcome as always.
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Kamran Bakhtiari {K:24054} 12/4/2004

i like this one Steve.the rower is in background,
but not as a subject.
the great is we have two or more different horizontal reflection lines that made this beauty

Larry Quigley {K:12887} 12/3/2004

Iconoclast....now there's a word you don't see every day. I think the foreground leads you to the subject and it does not get lost. I looked at the second version of this first and I think I like it even more than this one. Nicely done however in both cases! Best wishes, Larry

Gregory McLemore

{K:35129} 12/3/2004

Very soothing and lovely.

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