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Linggajati Building

By arhab
This is the place where the meeting happened between Indonesia and Netherlands in 1946 after the loss of Japan on wW II and the netherlands wants to controll Indonesia again. The meeting is led By lord Killean from England. The building was a museum now.

Now back to the image. I really confuse with the scene. I am thinking to crop more foreground up tho thebottom of stair, so making this foreground only 1/3 section. and make the eye mor focus to the building.

I took this picture in the middle of the day. very hot. the grass doesn't green anymore. I processed with photoscape and added film filtre (agfa film filtre).

So any comment and critique welcome.

Tags: Photo journalism Architecture Landscape and travel

Uploaded:
1 Sep 2012 10:30AM
Camera:
Fujifilm FinePix S2950HD
Specifications
Shutter Speed:
1/160s
Aperture:
f/8.0
ISO:
64
Focal Length:
8.9 mm
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Margaret101 6 9 United Kingdom
6 Sep 2012 6:06AM
I like the shot. the small bushes in the fore ground and with the mountain at the back. in all a lovely Photo!

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Irishkate Plus
6 41 110 United Kingdom
6 Sep 2012 11:52PM
I think the photo is just lovely.
I wouldn't crop any of it as the bushes lead us up to the lovely museum.
And then a further climb up to the mountains.
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