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dkmurphys (73234) 2012-01-16 1:17

Hi John,
A superb old street with wonderful colors and contrasts. Well taken scene, have a nice week.

Daniel

timecapturer (49288) 2012-01-16 4:29

Hi John
a striking shot of this street in one of my favourite Spanish cities. Love the warm pastel shades and the magical light that makes all the detailing so distinctive. Perfect!

Have a great week - Brian.

dta (89297) 2012-01-16 8:58

Hello John ,
A colorful street is often a good and interesting subject . But no so easy to cature . You got two difficulties , here : the street was very narrow , and the light were contrasted ; you've managed thses problems very well .
Bravo

RhodieIke (11752) 2012-01-16 22:49

Wow, John, You seem to know what you are doing here, as a narrow street, in the shade and a wee bit of light and sky above, Bravo, this is fantastic, love your Pov, Cheers Iain.
Ps, Thanks for the new word. Ditty.

macjake (80645) 2012-01-17 17:29

Hi John
these alleyway streets and homes always capture my attention. I have photos of the same style of architecture in Gamlastan in Stockholm sweden - but taken with my handheld pocket camera many years ago, so you know i feel the need to go back!

lovely shot, and i'm glad there is some bright blues peeking out at the top, too often we see these compositions with a blown out skyline.

I often wonder...what side of the alley is more desireable to own? the sunny or shady side during the daytime?
alot of owners of direct sunlight keep their sunshades closed all day, negating the natural suns warm rays - thats certainly the case in Las Vegas! People there want to purchase homes that are shaded. Here in canada, homes in the sunlight are preferred. Just a thought....
Cheers
craig

delpeoples (60286) 2012-01-23 0:15

Ciao Giovanni

How's the head after all that pluge? Hope you're recovering steadily.

I've been meaning to have a crack at this one for a while. Love colours, the management of the shade and of course the excellent perspective of the narrow street and vertical frame in combination. I'm not a fan of bookmark frames, simply because my evil suspicious mind always wonders what's been cut out. But here I think it works well and accentuates the narrow characteristic street of this beautiful town.

Cheers, have a great day
Lisa