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    Where is Snowy? Yoyo Szeto's Avatar
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    The Last Tram

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    Re: The Last Tram

    I really appreciate how you were able to get this range of shadow/highlight without much blowout and what little there is doesn't hurt it at all. The brightly lit doorway especially intrigues me.
    I only wish the lone figure stood out a bit more.
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    Re: The Last Tram

    Nice work YoYo, I likw the way it is framed.
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    Re: The Last Tram

    As Frog said, very good dynamic range, also very nice scale, always interested in seeing your work :thumbsup:

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    Re: The Last Tram

    Well done again Yoyo. Much respect.

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    Re: The Last Tram

    Another very interesting city/architecture shot from you, Yoyo. The fellow in the scene adds sooo much to the scene (seems like he's talking to another chap, but that's a column :| ). The only part that I'm not 100% sold on is the intensity/color of the light on the right side, which seems to dominate a bit too much (the 1/3 rd pt from the left is too dark by comparison. That blue area behind the door is awesome).

    These shots you take have potential for an incredible series, maybe posters.

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    Re: The Last Tram

    Hi Frog, Thanks for the kind words and sharing your perspective as always.

    Hi Greg, Thanks again.

    Hi Jet, I am glad that you like the photo.

    Hi Hexnut, Thanks for the kind words.

    Hi G, I agree with you about the colour/intensity distribution. Thanks a lot!

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