Bayon Towers

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• bantonbuju (44520)
• [2005-10-21 3:44]

hi chris, its exactly the sort of high saturation and contrast which i have been lately very keen on, great texture underlining; the visitors to the temple are a bonus for this picture;
nice;
have a nice friday, jerzy

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• sam224 (5805)
• [2005-10-21 3:47]

Once more an interesting shot from the most famous site in Cambodia. Good perspective from the lower point enhancing the height of these buildings.
Well done!

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• greg64g (17328)
• [2005-10-21 3:51]

Hi Chris


Very impressive Archticture. the mood is so impressive. i like the presence of the man with the white trouser.
cheers
greg

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• PixelTerror (75778)
• [2005-10-21 4:21]
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Hi Chris,
It takes a while looking at the photo before the visages finally stand out of the stone, the unfavourable weather conditions spoiled the view a bit but I like these remains of a grand architecture.
Have a nice day,
jean-Yves

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• Galmeida (12559)
• [2005-10-21 4:23]

Hi Chris,
Excelent sharpness and texture capture of these four towers with also four tourists. Fine angle of view of a lower point, good satured and contrasting colors and a good work.

Welll seen and well composed. Congratulations!
Best to you.
Fernando

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• Fixfocus (9565)
• [2005-10-21 12:53]

Hi Chris,
A fine capture of this interesting place,the almost monochromatic color works very well here and the included tourists add life and scale.
Greetings,
hermann

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• PLD_images (7108)
• [2005-10-21 15:43]

Hello Chris,

I am glad to see more of this place. At first I did not notice the photographers in the image. It's fun to see them in there and they help to give a good sense of the proportions of this place.

Have a good week-end - Paul

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• Cormac (25336)
• [2005-10-21 17:04]

Hi Chris - this is one of those shots where you have to look at it for a while, and then you start to notice things. I didn't see the faces carved in stone right away, and I didn't see all the people until after I read your note. The sense of texture in this shot is incredible, with that weathered stone. Good work!

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• singuanti (15257)
• [2005-10-21 22:46]

Hi Chris. I assume this is a scan even though it's relatively new but it's it didn't come out as good as we're used to. Maybe it's just the subject matter which makes it hard to judge. I still like the shot a lot especially the people and the light. Nice one Chris.

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• huynt (5062)
• [2005-10-22 1:55]

Hi Chris J
Wow a great ruins in the great archticture of Hindi. Well done. Thanks for sharing. huy

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• bertolucci (11560)
• [2005-10-22 5:29]

Hi Chris,
I like the juxtaposition of tourists and towers a lot here. This adds dynamism and of course a sense of scale. The light sky gives a delightful eerie twist to the scene. Good job.
Regards from Rotterdam,
Bert

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• weswang (18223)
• [2005-10-22 14:03]

Hi Chris, it is interesting to see the contrast of the modern people in contrast to the ancient ruin. Nice contrast and good details.

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• kclai (2259)
• [2005-10-24 2:49]

Hi Chris
That's a great angle, capturing the towers from the bottom and have it all perspectively arranged into the picture.
Eric Lai

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• gazmo (272)
• [2005-10-25 3:18]

Chris, I enjoy your travel photos. This is a very interesting scene and the people add scale to what must be an amzing sight. Interesting to see you are using a Pentax ME Super that must be 25 yo - great compact SLR camera and great to see it in use. TFS, Garry

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• Kenny10pin (19253)
• [2005-10-27 11:57]

very nice shot of the rocks at this marvellous place I visited 2 months ago, well seen and taken, great details too