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Bairrada
Copyright ©2006, manuel sousa
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Uploaded: 17-Aug-2006 20:49 CEST
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Camera: Olympus C8080
Exposure time: 1/100
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ISO: 80
White balance: Manual(One Touch)
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Image format: SHQ
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I like the composition and the colours, especially how the center of the scene is touched by some sunlight. Also the rows of grape-vine work well.
Regards, Dietrich

Dietrich Gloger at 13:12 CEST on 18-Aug-2006 [Reply]

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Dietrich Gloger wrote:
> I like the composition and the colours, especially how the center of the scene is touched
> by some sunlight. Also the rows of grape-vine work well.
> Regards, Dietrich
> Thank you very much for comment, Dietrich
Best regards, Manuel Sousa

manuel sousa at 20:00 CEST on 18-Aug-2006 [Reply]

Bairrada"Wine-Cellar"

I would multiply the sky to add some drama to it but otherwise it is a fine image with good perspective of wine raws and land they grow on. An eye catcher - and it is really the sky does look like something is missing - it would be better to have a bright spot in the middle of the green field to be dominant and not the sky. Do you know how to fix it?

- Sergey

Sergey Green at 17:08 CEST on 20-Aug-2006 [Reply]

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Sergey Green wrote:
> I would multiply the sky to add some drama to it but otherwise it is a fine image with good
> perspective of wine raws and land they grow on. An eye catcher - and it is really the sky
> does look like something is missing - it would be better to have a bright spot in the middle
> of the green field to be dominant and not the sky. Do you know how to fix it?
>
> - Sergey
> Hi Sergey; thank you very much for positive comment.
I woulld try to enhance the sky to see the result.
Best regards, Manuel Sousa

manuel sousa at 20:48 CEST on 20-Aug-2006 [Reply]