Teotihuac by isulaelu
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Teotihuac
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isulaelu
he he, i forget, that grain look it because i forced a Kodak Tmax to 3200 iso. and the grain explode for this reason. well, i think :D !!
cynlee
this near Yucatan? sorry, i went to the link but couldn't read the language but there were some beautiful pictures there :]
isulaelu
Ejem...!!! sorry Cynlee, i forget all other languajes in top link, but this url are in english, and great photos too. http://archaeology.la.asu.edu/teo/intro/sun.htm http://www.mexicocity.com.mx/teoti_i.html http://studentweb.tulane.edu/~dhixson/teo/teo.html and does not yucatan, but both points looks similar (all mesoamerican arquitecture looks some similar) this is in Mexico, close to the capital city.
RodolfoCiminelli
Otra excelente fotografia testimonial....!! la gran sensibilidad del material que usastes le da un grano con un efecto espectacular...!!! un magnifico momumento historico que hay en tu gran y hermoso pais Isra...!!
cockjuice
The grain tends to add some mystery to it all. As well as it's monotone. The ground makes for some fabulous perspective leading in and a good horizon line lower in the picture. I like it very much. Good thinking.
BekaVal
The ancient look fits very well to the object!
gallimel
was hoping you would have gifted us with a visit to this :) I like the gariny result of the setting of your camera. It adds much. :)
figharo
It's a very impressive monument and you've captured it well. The trees receding into the background and shrinking in size put the pyramid in perfect scale.