Popular architecture on Nile's shores

[marc_dufour]

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Even buildings and villages under actual construction keep the same and ever minimalist, carefree and caotic structures. Thanks for looking

R 6.2, Vario-Elmar 70-210, Velvia 100.

[jmr]

Marc,

 

beautifully earthy tones and a fine composition; I like it.

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[marc_dufour]

Thanks a lot, John.

The Nile's shores are the most photogenic and relaxing I remember from Egypt :-)

Marc

[occupationhand]

Marc,

 

would you tell me how to upload the slide to forum?

Thanks

[marc_dufour]

ML,

The only way you have is scanning the slide.

Personally, what I do is to scan with maximum resolution I can, then retouch and save as TIF.

Later you have to reduce the file (max 720 pixels high and/or 950 wide) and save it as JPG (files size must no exceed 220 kb; JPG: 8 bits).

Then you go to the forum you want, and create a new thread, following the instructions.

Regards.

Marc

[occupationhand]

ML,

The only way you have is scanning the slide.

Personally, what I do is to scan with maximum resolution I can, then retouch and save as TIF.

Later you have to reduce the file (max 720 pixels high and/or 950 wide) and save it as JPG (files size must no exceed 220 kb; JPG: 8 bits).

Then you go to the forum you want, and create a new thread, following the instructions.

Regards.

Marc

Marc,

thank you very much

 

ML

[wda]

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Marc, I guess it is under construction but it does cry out for some human presence! Tones typical of the hot Middle East.

 

David

[MrEd]

Great shot! Good colors and overall composition.

 

Thanks for sharing.

 

Ed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[marc_dufour]

David,

More than under construction, it seems to be under permanent construction :-)

And I think that people were looking for refreshing shade, at home or under a palm tree !

 

Ed,

As wrote David, these colors are typical of Middle East.

It's one of the things I more enjoy in this part of the world, apart its light.

 

Thanks to both for looking and comment.

Marc