L'annonce de l'ange by JuliaKretsch

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jan 25, 2010

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Date: 27 August 2009 Location: Paris, France Camera: Nikon D80

Comments (18)

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rbowen

2:55AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Very nice capture!

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rainbows

3:56AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Beautiful work, an amazing skyscape. Hugs. Diane.

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Djavad

5:19AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Superbe evocation...

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jmb007

5:29AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

magnifique photo,bien sur!!

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kenwas

5:49AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

There for so long and calling....fine shot indeed.

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thecytron

8:35AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Great shot! Xcellent contrast between foreground against the background scenery!

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MrsRatbag

9:08AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Wow, another stunning shot; such a fantastic POV!

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dbrv6

9:13AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Cool capture

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3DClassics123456

10:26AM | Mon, 25 January 2010

J'ADORE!

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sirvictor

1:26PM | Mon, 25 January 2010

excellent capture

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Penters

1:39PM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Fantastic sculptures and another great pic.

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carlx

2:44PM | Mon, 25 January 2010

By one word: Fantastic!!!

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billcody

3:13PM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Colors, details, POV: A typical Julia Kretsch! Stunning! My best wishes from Berlin!

belasebok

3:21PM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Wonderful photo!

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watapki66

7:17PM | Mon, 25 January 2010

Wonderful image!

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JuliaKretsch

2:39AM | Tue, 26 January 2010

Thanks a lot! Merci beaucoup!

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kobaltkween

7:53AM | Tue, 26 January 2010

i think most people would have chosen the light to center on the angel rather than the other figures. i think it was an inspired choice to make the angel the darkest element. it gives it weight and authority, fitting the announcement of a proclamation. it also makes the bowed animals seem as if they're lit by the angel itself. very cool use of natural lighting.

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