Falling Water

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By: Salvador María Lozada

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Photographer	Salvador María Lozada {Karma:69375}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony T 7
Categories	Abstracts Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	digital
Uploaded	6/17/2006	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Views	395	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Mumbai State - MAHARASHTRA Country - India
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James Cook {K:38068} 6/17/2006

Yes, too far to fly to take one picture to satisfy the curiosity of a photographer you've never met who himself is in another hemisphere. Hahaha. Ok, next fountain then. Keep up the good work.

Salvador María Lozada

{K:69375} 6/17/2006

Many thanks for your cropping. It is the only thing I can do. I can go back. It would mean to fly from Argentina to India once again.: a rather long trip.
I appreciate your interest, modification and bettering.
Best regards,
Sal

James Cook {K:38068} 6/17/2006

Take us in closer. The pieces of the building don't seem to offer us anything extra. There is a lot being offered by that water. Take us in closer. I tried a crop, but of course this isn't the best way to get there. The photo wants to be taken from a tighter observational point.

Can you go back and shoot some more from closer in? If you can you may also try during a more well lit part of the day to speed up your shutter (but then glare can become an issue).

Here is a crop.

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