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hahaha .. how did you took this photograph huh .. were you standing on any traffic signals or something .. really amazing shot 
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You ever heard of Aleksander Rodchenko (Russian: ΠΠ»Π΅ΠΊΡΠ°Π½Π΄Ρ Π ΠΎΠ΄ΡΠ΅Π½ΠΊΠΎ
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Very cool shot, amazing actualy, although I think b/w would be a winner.
Amazing once again.
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what if everybody had that possibility to take photographs from the air
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This one is hard too... The shadow is very extensive but the light looks brighter... Mmmhhhh... By the intensity of the light I can say 3 or 4 pm but, by the perspective of the shadow I say 6 PM
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What's with the time obsession
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Your tutorial about Astral Projection 
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i loee shadows coz they make the objects real
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hi Gilad...just read your article about light....fabulous and this example is a good tip to try to see things with other eyes...some questions came out....i love bw pictures and i wondered after reading your tips if the best way of getting bw pictures with digital cameras was shooting directly in bw or transforming afterwards....I begun shooting raw pictures and was amazed to see the uncountable possibilities to play around with grey tones in camera raw, desaturating the image first and then in the calibrate tab adjusting the R, G, B, hue and saturation...not sure it is the right tecnique and donΒ΄t know if there is not a certain total percentage to respect with the sliders...as in channel mixer where the total of mixing must be 100%...
Would like to learn to see in BW..i will try to think about all the tips you gave about light ..as you say ..only experience will help to see differently..a lot of information you gave that must be trained until they are assimilated....thanks Gilad for dividing your knowledge..
Claire
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Well Claire, Shooting directly in B&W is not an option in all digital cameras.
It's nice to experiment in that method, but not necessary if you know how to convert to B&W.
Converting through the RGB channels will always get you quality reasults so in terms of Post processing it's better shooting in color and keeping all options open.
G
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giants riding on pebbles.. colorfull pebbles... black griants...
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wow great image - i just happened to land on this, detail and angle are great
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Great shot and to me the best one of the series (the other ones are nice too!).
The funny part is, those people never knew they were being photographed from above..
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How is it possible that everytime I click in on a picture at the browser, it ends up beeing yours? 
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How is it possible that everytime I click in on a picture at the browser, it ends up beeing yours?
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You must be browing through... my gallery
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haha!
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Well you know, I do what i can...
I'm ok. Just got through my weekend, cleaning my message center
G
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Absolutely brilliant shot! A great vantage point, great low sunlight, great timing. Superb.
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All the crossings are good but this is the best.
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Heh..
Makes the crossing lines look like a fence.
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give me ten pics like that please...what? 5000$ the one? give me twenty like that!
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I really love this. Him not being in the center of the photograph makes the faded white lines stand out, instead of being lost. I think I'll
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this is so very interesting. i love the color in the biker's outfit too- the rest being gray tones... this is really cool. good one! ~K
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Hey, this is so great. I only would wish a bit more space above (but this is nothing...lol)
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What a brilliant shot! That's what I like most about your work... that nothing looks planned or posed. Your very inspirational in your work, hon. I don't have the ability to see things of the world like you and so many of my other favorite photographers do... but when I see your work, a million images and words go through my head. It motivates me to draw and write and sometimes finding things that do that for me is very difficult. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. I love this piece.
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Thank you so much for these words.
It is this kind of feedback that makes me feel so strong about photography and my work.
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yeeeeeeah 
keep up the good work!
all the best!
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