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• bobocortis (8187)
• [2008-03-16 10:35]

Hi Miha.
What beautiful red roofs!
I've been here in the 80's, one of these days I'll scan anything to show you..
Best regards.
Bobo.

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• Dorota (645)
• [2008-03-16 11:05]

Hej Miha
I have always admired those red roofs.It looks nice.I think you couldn't get the best of this photo due to the weather.But It looks nice anyway !
Dorota

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• bizsu (1617)
• [2008-03-16 15:07]

Hey Miha,
I like very much. Real picture from Ljubljana. I like around the city the mountains . I was treble in Ljubljanai állatkertben, under 1 clock. Astray, and we were at the zoo always. :))) Portoroz we went to be on holiday. Great shot. Bravo !!
Pozdrav, Zsú

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• Vasa (6762)
• [2008-03-16 16:07]

Zdravo Miha,

još jedan lep pogled na Ljubljanu. Martovsko vreme ima za rezultat lepu paletu boja. Dopada mi se koncentracija crvenog u donjem desnom uglu. Breg samo što nije ozeleneo s prolećem. Verujem da ćeš uživati na proleće sa fotoaparatom. Slovenija je lepa kud god da kreneš. Radujem se za tebe. Puno pozdrava, Branko

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• lousat (6275)
• [2008-03-16 16:41]

Hi Miha,wonderfull landscape,i like a lot the red colours if the roofs and the perfect quality of details,great shot and great point of view,have a nice day,Luciano

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• zhelach (3462)
• [2008-03-16 22:48]

Zdravo Miha!
Lepa panorama Ljubljane! Divni crveni krovovi i le pogled!
Veliki pozdrav, Zorica

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• trekks (10887)
• [2008-03-17 2:23]

hi Miha

The red roofs give a nice color contrast and the angle of shot is also well done for this perspective view, even though the sky is cloudy. Good composition.

TFS, bill

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• JanD (8518)
• [2008-03-17 4:17]

Howdy Miha!
Amazing lightness. Fantastic cityscape. Wonderful POV. Ljubljana is wonderfull!
Regards!

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• gracious (16093)
• [2008-03-17 10:21]

Hello Miha,
I think this is a good pov with included the lovely hill on the left that adds a lot of perspective in the shot!
good lighting too with colour and details
a pleasant image to view
many thanks for sharing
Tony

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• noborders (13920)
• [2008-03-17 13:25]

Hi Miha,
This view is impressive, it shows how big is your city... Stricking also, the red roofed old houses in the FG - a fine scenery, complimtents !
Best regards,
Cath.

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• jorgi (3502)
• [2008-03-18 0:18]

Živjo Miha,

ne vem no...zakaj pa ne bi bilo zanimivo tudi s stališča fotografa? Meni se zdi, da si naredil eno izredno dobro fotko z odlično in premišljeno izbranim kadrom (del hriba in pogled na rdeče strešice), ki pokaže karakteristike Ljubljane na najboljši možen način. Sicer pa, kmalu bo tu pomlad in tudi trenutno rjavo zelenje malo bolj hvaležno za slikanje. :)

Lep pozdrav,
Jeri

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• John_F_Kennedy (23483)
• [2008-03-18 2:09]

I like the architecture and the red roofs of these housee. Despite of the bad weather conditions your capture is with good sharpness.
Best wishes,
Achim

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• hgupta (1300)
• [2008-03-18 8:39]

Like I said earlier.....red roofs in European architecture always fascinated me and this is another example of thus beauty...lovely panaromic shot.
Regards,

Hemant

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• Tue (24561)
• [2008-03-18 9:16]

Hi Miha,
Despite the grey weather this is a very attractive view over the city from a very good POV. The colours of the houses and especially the roofs are well saturated. Good inclusion of the forest and the hill to the left too. Good photo work!
Regards,
Lars

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• kpav (4755)
• [2008-03-20 8:20]

Hello Miha, the view that you offer us with your shot is superb. I like the saturated reds and greens at front that attract the eye and also the depth on your shot. Thanks for sharing. Greetings,
Kostas.

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• daddo (8823)
• [2008-05-06 1:15]

Zdravo Miha. Very inviting city with its red roofs and architectural gems. I actually like your POV as it gives a wide vista. The addition of these graceful trees softens the image nicely. Pozdrav. Klaudio.

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• denisn72 (5003)
• [2008-07-23 5:53]

Hello Miha
Excellent contrats between the brown trees on the mountain and the vivid red roofs on the right. The point of view is awesome.
Best regards
Denis!