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sercas72
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# Posted: 30 Sep 06 13:32 - Edited by: sercas72
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Study of symmetry.
As architect always I have been obsessed in spite of certain topics found to take images in the daily life, between them the symmetry; used as element of composition and order in certain architectural solutions.
I hope enjoy this pics.
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giz
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# Posted: 30 Sep 06 14:52
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I just think your pictures are so great, I love symmetry, and this one of mine is a succesfull attempt.
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Bogers
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# Posted: 30 Sep 06 14:56
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Number 16 I like so much, others are good too, very good!!!!
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Bunny
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# Posted: 30 Sep 06 17:55
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i didn't realize how many pictures are so symmetryc! fantastic pictures!
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Akbar
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# Posted: 30 Sep 06 18:24
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Beautiful pics Sercas. I have been searching in my collection and found this one:
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de stilte
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# Posted: 30 Sep 06 19:18
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Great pictures Sergio, specially those taken with the wideangle/fis-eye objective.
Here's my contribution to this nice topic ;
 
 
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Marcos
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# Posted: 30 Sep 06 20:00
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Hi !
Great topic Sergio ! I hadnt noticed the amount of symetric pictures we have.
I found this great picture by slataviepus
Greetings !
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Aitor G.
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# Posted: 1 Oct 06 11:12
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wow sergio! an amazing serie!! congratulations!!
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scarlet
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 04:35
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I like symmetrical compositions because there is an inherent possibility for tension, if the symmetry is slightly modified.
For this reason I esp. like your pic of the man standing outside the ?mosque door, and also Akbar's escalators with the green-yellow sign on one side.
I think this is a wonderful near-symmetrical picture by Marcos:
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tientje
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 16:00 - Edited by: tientje
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Great idea again!
The most symytric can be found in architecture I think :
 In a hospital
 In a abby
 In a Chapel
 bar of cityhall
Sometimes we even see it in nature
 and no, this pic is not mirrored
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fred snijders
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 17:37
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Nice topic. I like symmetry
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Max Besana
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 17:48
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Hi all!!!
@ fred... this image is "photoshoped", right? there's a line in the middle of the clouds...
just wonering, as it looks quite spooky (in a nice, Tim Burton way)
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fred snijders
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 18:20
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@ Max
Yes this is PS
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Akbar
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 18:45
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while looking for shop pics I found another symmetric pic:
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th-
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 21:21
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...found a symmetrical pic in my collection, too:
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sercas72
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 21:39
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Great pictures..........tahnks for your participation.
This not symetric but i think in that when i see this picture,,,,,,
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Hermine O.
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 21:50
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I also have a contribution:
This one is not really symmetrical, but it's the thought that counts, right!?
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scarlet
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# Posted: 2 Oct 06 23:20
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@Hermine,
I love that pic thru the quatrefoil. That's exactly what I like about near-symmetry--you have the structure, but the differences make for interest or tension. Good --sophisticated-- choice!
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Coutinho
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# Posted: 3 Oct 06 22:48
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Wonderful pictures, Sergio. I like very much to shoot symmetrical scenes. Here are some:
 
 
Again: fantastic topic.
Cheers
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xdechalain
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# Posted: 3 Oct 06 23:13
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Hello,
Very interesting topic.
As world is made of simmetries (look at you in a mirror), the common usage of 2/3-1/3 in composition should not always apply. As Scarlet, I think that simmetry enhances the part which is not simmetric, like a frame (e.g. in Hermine's last picture).
I found some in my collection:
Xavier
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