Solothurn - bis by CDBrugg

Photography • Architecture • posted on Mar 22, 2005

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Another shot of the old town of Solothurn (Switzerland) taken from the South bank of the river Aare. *********** Encore une image de la vieille ville de Soleure (Suisse), prise depuis la rive sud de l'Aare.

Comments (24)

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diomedes66

9:39AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

Magnificent composition and superb detail - wonderful! V

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DELMUR

9:57AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

c'est tr beau chez toi!Mais ou sont les usines....V!

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escafeld

9:59AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

A gorgeous scene. Wonderful!

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MaydaMason

10:06AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

beautiful view! i wish be there! excellent contrast

rodomolo

10:29AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

Simple et beau, les vagues du canard qui se perdent dans le noir J'adore.... VV Bravo

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SoulSearcherr

10:33AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

wow..this is gorgeous photography..you rock..S

deannemart

10:41AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

Superb in B&W - everything is perfect from the mountains in the background to the reflection off the river! Beautiful!

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marybelgium

10:55AM | Tue, 22 March 2005

tr beau...belle lumie !

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danob

12:12PM | Tue, 22 March 2005

A great example of how B/W can work in a landscape!! Bravo

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Hedepo

2:00PM | Tue, 22 March 2005

A beautiful view on the banks of the river Aare,the extreme dark sky creates a special tension in the photo underlined by the B&W Excellent!

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zulaan

2:11PM | Tue, 22 March 2005

Magnifique travail !!! Tu as rupla couche rouge sur photoshop ?

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tommorules

2:46PM | Tue, 22 March 2005

Beautiful! Great reflection & use of B&W, & I like the way you lead us from the church spire on ther right & then onto the left. There's something a bit odd about the top of the hills in the background though? Is it a line of trees, a wall, or an artifact from post-work?

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