Historical Center
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No match
Taken in the city of Sao Luis, Maranhao, Brazil.
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Comments (18)
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selmon
what a pleasant surprise find this here! my city is beautyful!!!! you are all invited!!!!! valeu Daniel, por divulgar a cidade!!!! realmente uma ótima fotografia!!!
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thanks ... gotta go to that part historical record more! My city is very rich historically, we were colonized by France and we are about to complete 400 years. Sorry the english! Thanks
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Bellaella
More please! beautiful shot, makes me want to visit your town! Please show more
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alone00
i am not a photografer.. but esthetic conformity and descripton wanna be explained very good... thanks for this perfect photo...
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Adam Dell
This is cool. One of my favorite new IFL shots.
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Nice one, But is it just me... or the buliding on right is distorted??
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Awesome pic. great perspective. As for the "town looks abandoned" comment I must disagree. There is a lady carrying a baby and a car in the middle of the pic.
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loquaciousquark
Wow, I have to say I was really surprised by this. The thumbnail didn't really impress me, but full size was gorgeous! My new wallpaper. :)
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animeinme
Awesome photo, makes me feel like I am there exploring. The detail and angle are A+.
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ops... Thank you! =) Original photo without manipulation http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/1526/dsc08110a.jpg ... Focal length: 18.0mm, Focal Length In 35mm Film: 27.0mm, F3 / 5. I was not a good setting, could have greater sharpness.
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stubulman
Trout, I must say that I agree with you ;-). This image is a joy to behold. Compositionally it all fits together. It definitely does put the viewer in the midst of the scene. Daniel what focal length did you use? Magnificent work!
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trout
Oh, it was a joke, guys. Maybe I should've included a smiley.
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trout
What, no blur?
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ifireun
This composition instills a sense of mystery - the streets are devoid of people, animals or things, closed doors and windows....the town seems to be completely abandoned.
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I agree with Bojan Marsetich.
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Bojan Marsetich
I like the soft colours!
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Wow. I really like this one!
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NutSkin
Very cool. I dig the depth with the long up-hill road, as well as the lack of human lifeforms