View over Tamarout

Critiques [Translate]

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• ribeiroantonio (16604)
• [2007-06-11 23:13]

Como nem tudo é árido e desértico, torna-se muito agradável ver este vales verdes e cheios de vida. A povoação parece bastante grande e estende-se bem ao longo do rio/vale. De que é que vivem? Só da agricultura? Gosto da imagem e da vista panorâmica que conseguiste.
António

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• Wanda1 (8775)
• [2007-06-11 23:46]

Hi Jose,
Another amazing view from Morocco, brilliant sharp details and a nice wide angle getting in a lot of the landscape. I like the village way down below you must have been very high up.
Regards
Wanda

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• riclopes (29014)
• [2007-06-12 1:34]

Olá José, sinto-me quase a voar num parapente. A vista é suberba. Numa região tão árida, é impressionante o verde que se vê aqui. Lembro-me de ter ficado muito espantado com uns oásis que visitei no México, tal era a quantidade de palmeiras, no meio do deserto, o que é normal claro, mas ver ao vivo é outra coisa. Muito bonito, ver este vale a estender-se por aí fora até se perder de vista.
Um abraço,
ricardo

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• UnTrained (0)
• [2007-06-12 2:58]

Olá José,
very pleasant POV for the valley and the hill. The view is just loosing itself in this endless landscape. The embedded village is nice in that green around and the colours are warm and natural. I like the graphical impression of the WS.
Lieben Gruss, Ulf

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• xuaxo (4150)
• [2007-06-12 6:58]

Olá José
Interessante, faz lembrar as zonas áridas da América do Norte.
F

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• cuneyt-sb (6541)
• [2007-06-12 7:12]

Hi Jose
Nice view from top of hill,
Looks very nice place, and colors is great
TFS/Kind regards

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• CliffW (2304)
• [2007-06-12 7:14]

I loved all those views of tree-lined valleys stretching through red rock The villages mixed in the trees or just above, getting life out of the little pockets of green. You're shows how it is very well and more importantly, visually explains what it's like throughout much of Morocco.

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• feather (42156)
• [2007-06-12 8:49]

The view here is almost as vertiginous as Ricardo's latest post. From this POV we can appreciate a lot of the terrain with the arid areas mixed with greenery. Very good sharpness and clarity with excellent DOF.
Kath

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• diguina (433)
• [2007-06-12 8:53]

Hola Jose
He ido un par de veces hace muchos años a Imouzzer pero veo que me perdí todo lo bonito que habia que ver.
Precioso paisaje y un magnifico POV.
Saludos.
Najib

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• lucasgalodoido (11073)
• [2007-06-12 9:13]

Olá José!
Outra bonita imagem de Marrocos, o mais impressioante dessas imagens é como o verde não consegue sobrepor a terra, deve ser bem seca mesma essa região!
Parabéns e Abraço!

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• siolaw (23187)
• [2007-06-12 12:29]

Hi Jose
Great POV on the valley and village with great sharpness of details, top class colors and sharpness...
Good Morocco series and nice WS too
Laurent

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• atus (15053)
• [2007-06-12 18:39]

Hello José
well captured shot of this impressive landscape. The pov is perfect and the harsh light is well managed. Tfs this and the bonus shot!
Best wishes.
Attila

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• Benedict (6550)
• [2007-06-13 0:33]

hi jose,
beautifully composed landscape scene! the POV is perfect, the work well lit! morocco is amazing!!
benedict
ps- my apologies, been busy lately to not able to visit your postings.

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• Mondaychild (1808)
• [2007-06-13 9:49]

Hi Jose,

impressive - the green valley surrounded by dusty rocks. The composition is very successful, you chosed an excellent pov.

(Seems like an interesting area - I must go there one day ...)

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• pboehringer (19598)
• [2007-06-13 10:18]

Great POV that includes the vertiginous drop at which you were standing. It almost looks like you're in the air. The wide angle provides a wonderful overview of the whole valley, including the good off center placed mountain as a backdrop. The place seems to be well irrigated contrasting with the harsh and dry appearence of all your previous posts of the same area. A very good shot of your marroquian series.

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• maloutim (2682)
• [2007-06-14 0:48]

Bonjour Jose!
Paysage grandiose, avec ce village aux maisons blanches dispersées dans la vallée, bien surveillé par cette montagne imposante.
Les arbustes ajoutent une note de vert heureusement, car sinon ce sont des couleurs de sécheresse qui font mal au coeur en ces temps de réchauffement climatique.
Cela n'enlève rien à la beauté du lieu cependant!
Merci pour le partage!
Marie Louise.

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• jhm (69967)
• [2007-06-14 7:25]

Hello Jose,

The brown colours together with the green of the trees care for a very lovely panorama view about these valley, excellent perspective and depth, good photograph work. TFS.

Best regards,
John.

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• bhuniatrekearth (756)
• [2007-06-14 9:52]

Dear Jose,
Well researched note and nice documentary capture.
Best wishes
Dr. J.

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• sacavem (5545)
• [2007-06-14 11:29]

Olá José,
Quase tudo já dito eu sobrescrevo.Nada mais posso acrescentar.TFS!
Um Abraço,
Filipe

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• jmcl (12356)
• [2007-06-14 17:03]

Hi Jose.

very nice .. the depth and layers are wonderful .. the gradients of red and green are beautiful .. the little scattered bits of humanity in this harsh place are evocative and wonderful.

take care,

John

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• paura (25139)
• [2007-06-14 18:25]

José,
Nome difícil de pronunciar, não? A composição tem uma profundidade bastante bem marcada e é de fato um belo lugar. Bom trabalho.

Paulo

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• orme (6613)
• [2007-06-15 1:04]

I like the scale of this shot, Jose.
It is also a great example of people blending in with their natural surroundings.
Lovely rich colours. Well framed.

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• Stepan (27001)
• [2007-06-24 4:06]

Morocco is really beautiful and multiple and you proove it here !
An impressive place, a place where you must feel cool and peaceful. Thanks for that sharing.
Stéphane

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• banyanman (7490)
• [2007-08-24 7:10]
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Hi Jose. This is not only one of the best photographs that you have posted for a while from a technical perspective (perfect exposure and sharpness) but very well composed too with just the right balance between the foreground and the amount of sky in frame. Excellent work. Cheers . . . David