Layana, a photo from Sichuan, Centre

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Monk's dormitories in Ganzi area, Sichuan province

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paromitadey (623) 2010-12-20 21:30

Hi Munan,

Very original thinking. This photo goes very well for me. I liked the way you have framed your photo, its like a collage of different colors having little houses with well carved out doors and windows.
Infact, I just felt you could have cropped out the blue portion of the sky in the right top to get a complete mosaic appeal to the photo.

I had logged out and happened to catch a thumbnail glimpse of this and logged back to pen down my compliments.

TFS.

Regards,
Paromita

danyy (0) 2010-12-20 23:27

Bonjour Munan,
un seul mot 'impressionnant', joli coup d'oeil pour tout faire ressortir.
Amicalement.
Daniel.

annjackman (23019) 2010-12-21 0:15

Hello Munan,
An interesting picture. The repitition of the little houses with their brightly coloured windows gives a great pattern.
Regards. Ann

cebe (1491) 2010-12-21 2:23

Hello Munan,

Wow. Unusual. These houses, more or less all the same with different window colours, create an amazing patchwork effect. Another possibility would have been to crop the upper part so there's no sky at all; would have perhaps reinforce the graphical aspect of the photo.

Have a nice day, Claude.

LOOOK13 (19046) 2010-12-21 2:55

Salut Munan.
Very very original.
Splendid result.
Great cheer.

gabrielpat (7163) 2010-12-21 3:56

hello Munan
Very very impressive.never seen that before,thank you.
patrick.

BennyV (34748) 2010-12-21 9:25

Impressive view, dear Munan, and a really great shot, excellently framed. I'd never heard of this place before!

Maybe you can make the location line (above the picture) more precise. Now it just says Sichuan. Something more precise would make it easier to find this picture later, e.g. when preparing a trip. You can do this in "edit picture".

Cheers & xiexie for sharing.
Benny

pauloog (11751) 2010-12-22 5:46

Hello Munan,
The rhythm of the houses well captured, enhanced by omitting the horizon.
regards,
Paul