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07-NOV-2009

1st place - c120 Not the Whole Thing - Pla de la Boqueria - by endika

This place is located in the Ramblas, in front of one of the old gates of the Barcelona's medieval walls.
In these old times, many merchants and farmers used to offer their products in this place, out of the city to avoid taxes.

Olympus E-620
1/320s f/11.0 at 14.0mm iso200 hide exif

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Date/Time	07-Nov-2009 11:41:52
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Model	E-620
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Focal Length	14 mm
Exposure Time	1/320 sec
Aperture	f/11
ISO Equivalent	200
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Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
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Guest		18-Nov-2009 09:02
Really nice Endika. (What is it about bikes?). I love the peoples' legs and shadows as they go about their business. Alistair

Shirley Haden		17-Nov-2009 03:55
Hi Endika! I haven't forgotten you. I really love the wonderful contrast in this shot and I look and look at these great b&w shots over and over and...this one I would like on my wall. It keeps my attention. I think if someone were in my house they would be drawn to it too.

Guest		17-Nov-2009 01:06
This a great capture; I love the combination of shadows, textures, and dynamics! Carizi

Guest		16-Nov-2009 19:29
omgosh I love this. such starkenss. so contrasty. so many things going on.

Guest		16-Nov-2009 17:50
Thank you for your comments! endika

Guest		16-Nov-2009 13:26
great composition and use of shadows and textures

Stefan Kaben		15-Nov-2009 12:28
I very much like this one. The parked bike dominates the scene, but sends the eye up to that fellow walking by. From there, we see the activity of others and finally circle back to the lone bike (across those undiulating tiles that seem proto-Gaudi to me).

Brenda		07-Nov-2009 23:17
I, too, noticed the contrast and how effectively it brings out the various patterns in the basket carrier and the tiles.

Guest		07-Nov-2009 18:07
I like this Endika, nice use of high contrast.

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