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Photo Info
| Uploaded | November 26, 2008 |
| Taken | November 16, 2008 |
| Make | Nikon Corporation |
| Model | NIKON D40X |
| Exposure | 1/250 sec at f/10 |
| Flash | No Flash |
| Focal Length | 48 mm |
| ISO | 200 |
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On our last day in Venice the reflections in the canals were like beautiful impressionistic paintings. At first I went for capturing part of the subject matter along with the reflection and then went for a series of just reflective shots.
In the Venetian Reflective Impressionism photo essay.
Also in the story Venetian Reflections and a Thank You.
8 responses
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Hector Ortiz gave props (26 Nov 2008):
awesome capture...
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Judy Wanamaker (Deleted) gave props (26 Nov 2008):
Amazing! I wonder what it would be like to live that close to the water. The plants in the window give the building a sense of habitation and are very enhancing to an already striking image. Another beautiful capture.
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Donald Garrett gave props (26 Nov 2008):
You managed to capture those muted colors (and of course the lovely reflections) like the Impr. masters.
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Rob Roy (Deleted) gave props (26 Nov 2008):
Except for the bars on the window, a homeowner might sit on the sill and dangle bare feet in the water... incredible!! Such a wonderful image here, Deb! The arch under the bridge plays a pivotal role and I especially like the reflections there as well!
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Michael Ball gave props (28 Nov 2008):
Love this shot!!! So beautifully captured!!!
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elfriede fulda gave props (30 Nov 2008):
Excellent capture, you have captured the soul of Venice with your series..
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Litz Go gave props (30 Nov 2008):
awesome capture here. I love the detail of the arch meeting the wall especially the reflections it made on the water,
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Leslie Hunziker gave props (2 Apr 2010):
Excellent!
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