Grand piano in snow
Grand piano in Krakow72 total reviews
Comment from catherinerussell
This really does make for a very curious subject to photograph. Intriguing! The snow and the Christmas tree in the background are a nice touch.
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This really does make for a very curious subject to photograph. Intriguing! The snow and the Christmas tree in the background are a nice touch.
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from PoohBear
I would say that this is just some POLISH humor. Great idea and makes for a nice story and a super photo. Nice work on your part.
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I would say that this is just some POLISH humor. Great idea and makes for a nice story and a super photo. Nice work on your part.
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from joli
I think it is a great photo. The only thing I see to improve on would be cloning out the cars, "P" signs and the light on the Manger Scene. The piano with the colors of paint thrown on it are very interesting. I guess these are old pianos that probably don't work anymore. It would be a nice way of celebrating Chopin's anniversary.
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I think it is a great photo. The only thing I see to improve on would be cloning out the cars, "P" signs and the light on the Manger Scene. The piano with the colors of paint thrown on it are very interesting. I guess these are old pianos that probably don't work anymore. It would be a nice way of celebrating Chopin's anniversary.
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from RagsAuggie
Wow---kind of sad about the pianos--did people play them? Good interest! LIke the details in this shot! Thanks for sharing! Cindy
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Wow---kind of sad about the pianos--did people play them? Good interest! LIke the details in this shot! Thanks for sharing! Cindy
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from DrCArt222
This is an excellent photograph, especially for its expose of extraordinary frivolity. Indeed, these grand pianos can cost as much as $10,000 or more U.S. and will likely be destroyed after the display. Very well done and thank you for sharing.--Dr. Carlton
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This is an excellent photograph, especially for its expose of extraordinary frivolity. Indeed, these grand pianos can cost as much as $10,000 or more U.S. and will likely be destroyed after the display. Very well done and thank you for sharing.--Dr. Carlton
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from DavidLLoyd3
It makes for interesting imagery, but to show respect for a composer by showing no respect for his instrument. Interesting.
That aside:
The focus is good and encompasses the entire frame.
To me the balance, and composition, are OK.
The colors play well together.
The light works well.
I see a creative imagination.
Also I believe that this image caries a capacity for story telling.
Very nicely done.
Thank You for sharing,
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It makes for interesting imagery, but to show respect for a composer by showing no respect for his instrument. Interesting.
That aside:
The focus is good and encompasses the entire frame.
To me the balance, and composition, are OK.
The colors play well together.
The light works well.
I see a creative imagination.
Also I believe that this image caries a capacity for story telling.
Very nicely done.
Thank You for sharing,
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from d90dewey
How very cool, especially if the theory about Chopin is correct! I hope they were non functional and just for show! I would have given a 5 if the comp had been a little different, say 3 steps right to gain a little separation from the tree and to have used the lid to block out the cars! I kind of like the beautiful pastels marking the piano. Thank you for sharing a really unique moment!
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How very cool, especially if the theory about Chopin is correct! I hope they were non functional and just for show! I would have given a 5 if the comp had been a little different, say 3 steps right to gain a little separation from the tree and to have used the lid to block out the cars! I kind of like the beautiful pastels marking the piano. Thank you for sharing a really unique moment!
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from emeraldheart
Good initial impact with this different capture.Good creative presentation with this angle and capture of Christmas tree in background.Colorful.Focus with good claarity.Good capture of snow without hotspots.Enjoyed.Thank you.
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Good initial impact with this different capture.Good creative presentation with this angle and capture of Christmas tree in background.Colorful.Focus with good claarity.Good capture of snow without hotspots.Enjoyed.Thank you.
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from seshadri_sreenivasan
What a strange way remember a great composer!Hopefully he is not turning in his grave! Good observation and good photography makes this interesting viewing.Thanks for sharing this interesting story.
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What a strange way remember a great composer!Hopefully he is not turning in his grave! Good observation and good photography makes this interesting viewing.Thanks for sharing this interesting story.
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Comment from Pat Groleau
I have great concern of the pianos being damaged by the weather. Doesn't the snow ruin them? The scene is interesting. The large Christmas tree adds interest to the picture. Thanks for sharing it.
Pat G
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I have great concern of the pianos being damaged by the weather. Doesn't the snow ruin them? The scene is interesting. The large Christmas tree adds interest to the picture. Thanks for sharing it.
Pat G
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
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Thank you very much. I think they were ruined before they put them out
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