Bicyclist In The Square

Tuna · Dec 8, 2007

JESWAW · Dec 8, 2007

The building is a little bright. But i like the idea, and is a good photo none the less

dpolston · Dec 8, 2007

I love the shot. I think a B&W version would look good too.

plentygood · Dec 8, 2007

Wow... this is an awesome shot. I do personally love the building's colors, but in this case B&W may look a little better to bring attention back to the cyclist.

Nevermind, I think this probably looks better as a color.

Lorielle99 · Dec 8, 2007

this s awesome. i like it in color because, he has a yellow umbrella in his hand which has a nest affect. nice job

Jeff Canes · Dec 8, 2007

very nice, I like it a lot, has a nice old color look

The Phototron · Dec 8, 2007

It's good as it as. Love the bike and the suit.

sirsteezo · Dec 9, 2007

The Phototron said:
It's good as it as. Love the bike and the suit.

+1

elektro · Dec 9, 2007

The Phototron said:
It's good as it as. Love the bike and the suit.

+2

Roger · Dec 9, 2007

everything works here for me, the colours and high contrast suit the Italian scene very well.

LaFoto · Dec 9, 2007

Somehow I seem to hear him whistle

. This photo is sooo vivid, it speaks to more then my sense of vision!

Splash, that must have been a downpour after which the sun came out again!!! :shock:

So well composed. NOTHING needs to be changed about this photo. NOTHING at all!

The_Caper · Dec 9, 2007

Nice shot! I love how the colors of the buildings are reflected in the multitude of puddles in the square.

*Knowledge* · Dec 9, 2007

Great Scott that's a nice shot!! Everything seems to have worked well in this image. Thanks for sharing.

By chance, do you know what the two spheres of light on the left building are coming from? Perhaps from a roof design behind the photographer?

Tuna · Dec 9, 2007

Friends, thank you for your kind comments.

*Knowledge* said:
Great Scott that's a nice shot!! Everything seems to have worked well in this image. Thanks for sharing.

By chance, do you know what the two spheres of light on the left building are coming from? Perhaps from a roof design behind the photographer?

We can see the angle of light from the yellow wall on the right - so they must be from arches that exist just above the frame, on the top part of the columns. That building is the old orphanage and I believe there were arches and blue child murals along there.