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Registered: June 2010
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geofflaw
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Registered: December 2007
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Thu June 17, 2010 7:17pm

Welcome to the site Ali. I do rather like this shot, very nicely composed and the lighting is well handled. I'm not quite sure what happened in the bottom right hand corner where the focus drifts out a bit. At first I thought it was a lack of depth of field but strangely the top of the building is in focus, so I think it might be caused by a slightly dirty lens. If this scene is near to where you live, it might be worth going back with a tripod and shooting it again as it really is a beautiful place. Also I think it might work better in colour.
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AliRad

Registered: June 2010
Posts: 56
Thu June 17, 2010 8:41pm

Thanx for your comment dear Geo
actually i want to add some points for your comment
as you see the name,this picture is a paronama and i sticked 5 or 6 pictures together....and as far as i shot this pictures on Av program...the light density is not same in all of them....and an other point is as u see on the other side....i shot those pictures from otu of the window and there was no space to place tripod....i got a colored one too and i will up it as soon as i can but i my self prefer monocrome one
let tell a lil about this place....its a taditional Bazaar( trading center) for Carpet in our city....and it was built about 150 years ago
it really worth to see this place at least one time in your life
Again i want to thanx for your Comment and waiting for your other comments on other pictures! Smile
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