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George Marks
{K:15437} 7/3/2004
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Thanks for your sage comments Roger. Aside from cropping, I'm not too fond of using PS to "enhance" a photo. I guess I'll just have to settle for photos that don't "pop" (according to my son).
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 7/3/2004
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Well done! I can imagine what a scramble that must have been. Very well worth it. Nice contrast between sailing vessel and modern cityscape. Skie's a bit bland, but what can you do? (Some would import clouds from another shot--but I for one prefer this.)
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Guy Dube
{K:6932} 7/2/2004
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Very nice picture Georges! Un beau contraste entre le moderne et l'ancien.
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BILL MAHLER
{K:5882} 7/2/2004
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Hey George ... none the less ... a 3/4 stern shot is just as attractive ...... and presents it's own dramatic view. Great photograph George.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Regards ... Bill
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Wojciech Pietrusiewicz
{K:37} 7/2/2004
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I like the photo - I don't like the noise.
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Ameed El-Ghoul
{K:42215} 7/2/2004
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Very nice capture George, it is the contradiction between the old and the modern, regards,
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Chris Hunter
{K:25634} 7/2/2004
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Nice job George, and while I know you have very little control when shooting such subjects, it's too bad the other boat is cluttering the stem of the schooner. We will be having a Tall Ships festival in Newport in about two weeks, so hopefully I will be presented with as good a chance to capture one of these magnificant sailing boats.
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