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• BWJ (744)
• [2008-08-31 21:01]

Hello Frank,
You have a perfect POV. Repeating shapes and colors in the structures are attractive. Details are sharp and clear. I enjoyed your note. This seems like a nice place to visit.
Warm wishes,
Betty

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• bracasha75 (14586)
• [2008-08-31 21:58]
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Halo Frank
Ein klasisches Deutsches haus und schone scene for das haus
Es ist schon aufgemonem
Grus,Bratislav
PS Dieses morgen habe ich ein 1.klase schuler

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• wolf38 (7980)
• [2008-08-31 22:13]

Hallo Frank. Fachwerkhäuser in Deutschland. Ein schönes und sehenswertes Photo. Selbst als Einheimischer freut man sich immer wieder über die Architektur dieser vielseitig gestalteten Häuser. Eigentlich ist es ein Anachronismus, dass diese machmal mehrere hundert Jahre alten Häuser immer noch bewohnt werden und ihren Platz in der modernen Welt behaupten. Viele Grüße, Wolfgang.

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• bema (2922)
• [2008-08-31 22:29]

Guten Morgen Frank,

eine wunderschöne Aufnahme dieser tollen baulichen Substanz mit einem schönen Blickwinkel und natürlichen Farben, gut gelungen...Kompliment

viele Grüße Bernd

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• jasmis (39957)
• [2008-08-31 22:39]

An example of architecture style I really like. Fine house and smart photo. Detailed note, as well.
Regards my dear friend.

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• ellelloo (2136)
• [2008-08-31 23:16]

Hello Frank,
These old German houses are always a joy too see. A nice place for a tavern. Good POV, beautiful natural colours and good sharpness. A good note too. TFS.
Greetings from chilly Espoo,
Lasse

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• John_F_Kennedy (22282)
• [2008-08-31 23:17]

Eines von den schönen "schiefen" Fachwerkhäusern, versteckt hinter einem Baum. Und im Vordergrund altes Kopfsteinpflaster, alles in sehr schöner Perspektive.
Viele Grüße,
Achim

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• Budapestman (28216)
• [2008-09-01 1:25]

Hi Frank,
Beautiful shot from this peaceful place with attractive composition. The lights are very nice, nostalgic atmosphere, Very well done! Have a nice week
George

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• jhm (69708)
• [2008-09-01 2:05]

Guten Morgen Frank,

I like the typical half-timbered houses, you chose a very good angle, we see excellent the depth beside the house.
This care for nice perspective.
One advice my friend, I would the part of the car in the corner remove.
Very well done, TFS.

Best regards,
John.

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• snunney (23107)
• [2008-09-01 2:31]

Hello Frank,
A very good capture of this beautiful half-timbered building. A good a point of view to show us the double aspect; just a slight pity you were unable to avoid the car on the extreme left. Good lighting with some interesting light and shadow play. Very good colours and clarity.

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• adelune (4)
• [2008-09-01 6:29]
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• asajernigan (9218)
• [2008-09-01 6:48]
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Frank,
This is a fine old building which has been captured form a great angle giving the scene nice depth and direction. The lighting and colors are fine with nice sharpness and detail. Are you sure that the photo is not tilted or did you spend a little time in the tavern prior to taking the shot :)
TFS,
Asa

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• izmirli (2335)
• [2008-09-01 7:53]

merhaba dear frank
excellent lovely houses and light.magnificent colours and composition.well done.
best regards.
gürkan akçakır.

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• Uhu (5124)
• [2008-09-01 8:04]

Mass cremations? It's something in a way corresponding with my lovely last photo, oh well.
Great view, to hell those human onslaught things, world are so beautiful and interesting when men starts to built something good!
Greetings!

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• Kielia (2841)
• [2008-09-01 9:46]

Hallo Frank,
ein schöner Titel für diese beiden alten Häuser, die soviel Atmosphäre ausstrahlen. Das Licht und die Farben sind wunderbar, eine Aufnahme voller Harmonie!
Einen schönen Abend wünscht
Harriet

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• saxo042 (7590)
• [2008-09-01 11:07]

Hi Frank,
There are certainly so many old towns in Germany with all these half-timbered houses. Burgdorf is probably not unique according to German "standards" but it looks interesting enough to be worth a visit when rushing southward on BAB 7, as we have done many times.
Greetings from Gothenburg
Gunnar

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• zeca (18578)
• [2008-09-01 19:34]

Hallo Frank!
Beautiful piece of Niedersachsen. The quality of your capture is very good, showing nice details and beautiful colours. I like that tree in front of the house, where the tables are inviting on the street.
Regards from our warm Curitiba,
Zeca

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• mikolaj_kawa (17096)
• [2008-09-02 1:00]

Hello Frank! Wonderful building, wonderful architecture. Nice light and bright. Good POV and capture. Good luck!

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• Silvio1953 (26936)
• [2008-09-02 1:31]

Ciao Frank, great view of lovely house and beautiful tree with good light and colors, very well done, greetings from sunshine Italy, Silvio

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• jlynx (10475)
• [2008-09-02 3:03]

hello Frank,
In Wielkopolska this kind of the architecture comes together often. I will say even that it was lacking to me something, if suddenly such houses would disappear from this region of Poland. These on Your photo not youngest, but continually in the superb form and beautifully well-groomed neat. And this what I like very much: the pavement on streets. Very nice, reporter shot.
Best regards from cloudy Poznan,
Jurek

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• gelor (3130)
• [2008-09-02 9:45]

Bonsoir Frank,
Voici une très jolie architecture caractéristique. Cette prise de vue prise au grand angle, je pense, est d'une grande qualité. Superbe finesse ! Peut-être qu'un petit traitement aurait permis de supprimer ce petit bout de voiture au premier plan à droite ? Merci pour le partage.
Temps d'automne dans le nord de France !
Gérard

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• Jakab (2183)
• [2008-09-03 12:44]

Hallo Frank,
ach, wieder die lieben Fachwerkhäuser! Interessant, dass sie alle bescheiden nur schwarz/weiß bemalt sind, ähnlich wie in Freudenberg. Und eben diese alten Stücke mit krummen Balken sind besonders lieb für mich - vielleicht finde ich sie für menschlich, weil es ihnen an Perfektion fehlt.
Was den Kommentar betrifft: ich erfahre oft, dass man sich nach dem II. Weltkrieg nicht vorstellen kann, dass es früher eine noch größere Katastrophe (nämlich den Dreißigjährigen Krieg) gab. Man dürfte es aber nicht vergessen.
Viele Grüße
László