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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/10/2004 6:38:57 PM
The credit of "wonderful smile" should go to the model, not me.
Thank You any way!
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/10/2004 6:37:40 PM
Thank You Thank You Thank You.
[I told you I am a listener, didn't I?] 
Have a good day, my friend!
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Critique By:
Shehabeldin Mostafa (K:1163)
12/10/2004 6:28:20 PM
Ver nice shot and nice title as well... good work keep it up my friend....
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Critique By:
Gökhan KARAMAN (K:8878)
12/10/2004 4:47:17 PM
realy good shoot and wonderfull smile
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/10/2004 4:36:28 PM
Thanks, Debarshi.
I was glad to visit your porfolio, and enjoyed your photos taken of the rice-field in your country. They are so beautiful, and I left my comments in there.
Regards,
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/10/2004 11:56:56 AM
Carla:
Today, I came across some info about their traditional colorful costume and I would like to keep you updated as promised.
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Sa Pa is home to a walking market, mainly at weekends but also part of daily life in this remote mountainous village in the north of Vietnam near the Chinese border. Most of the goods on sale are being worn daily by the ethnic tribes people, in their fields and in their poor huts and then proudly on display for the foreigners who come at weekends.
Their clothes are an art form. Black tunics with blue lining, colored aprons worn reversed, braid trimmed jackets, rich embroidered vests, wrap around leggings, extraordinary head gear. Bright red turbans are folded one way when the woman is single and then another when the man has been ?got?, black caps perched high and held through plaits. And the hair color: some of it a reddish blonde, others brownish auburn. None of them have the black ebony hair of the rest of Vietnam?s women.
Hope this info helpful to you.
Regards,
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/10/2004 11:52:28 AM
Carla:
Today, I came accross some info about their traditional colorful costume and I would like to keep you updated as promised.
Here is the link:www.mietta.com/travel/overseas/sapa.html
Have a good day.
Regards,
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/10/2004 11:50:43 AM
Carla:
Today, I came accross some info about their traditional colorful costume and I would like to keep you updated as promised.
Here is the link: [http://www.mietta.com/travel/overseas/sapa.html]
Have a good day.
Regards,
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/10/2004 11:50:07 AM
Carla:
Today, I came accross some info about their traditional colorful costume and I would like to keep you updated as promised.
Here is the link: http://www.mietta.com/travel/overseas/sapa.html
Have a good day.
Regards,
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Critique By:
Debarshi Duttagupta (K:26815)
12/10/2004 3:32:46 AM
THERES A LOT OF SHOTS ON iNDIAN STEP CULTIVATION AT USEFILM, AND IN MY PRTFOLIO A FEW .
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/9/2004 9:01:12 PM
O.Cem GENCTURK:
Thank you for your comments on both my photo and note.
I wish you didn't say "I wish i were there and bought those peanuts.". Why only wish? You are more than welcome to visit this destination. I am serious! If you ever want to join our next trip in February 2005, just let me know.
Regards,
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Critique By:
Osman Cem GENCTURK (K:1446)
12/9/2004 8:32:42 PM
I like your way telling the little stories about your photograph. It's great to see and understand that places, culture and people. Thank you for giving news from the other side of the earth. I wish i were there and bought those peanuts.
Great frame and colors.
Osman
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Critique By:
Gabriella Carta (K:22879)
12/9/2004 7:35:43 PM
wowwwwwwwwww... fantastic!! great shot, very good!! Regards by Gabry
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Critique By:
Gabriella Carta (K:22879)
12/9/2004 7:12:19 PM
wowwwwwwww.. wonderful shot and colors, good! Ciao
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/9/2004 6:55:53 PM
I like the idea of darkening the background, Ismael. But if I do so, Ian won't feel dizzy no more. I wan't to scare him!
Thanks for your comments. Regards,
Thanh.
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/9/2004 6:52:46 PM
Hello Gabry, and thank you so much for the pictures you took of Sardinia for me. Without your help, it is hard for me to obtain such beautiful photos of a remote island like yours.
Have a great day!
Thanh
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/9/2004 6:50:01 PM
Thank you for your comments, Ismael.
Actually, I felt the same as you do about the fisher's face. I regret that he was working too hard, trying to monitor any sound of fish in his trap. The bad news is, I waited for more than 20 minutes and he caught nothing... so he never raised his head before I left.
Have a good day!
Regards,
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Critique By:
Gabriella Carta (K:22879)
12/9/2004 6:48:17 PM
wowwww... great colors!! Very very good shot! Ciao
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Critique By:
ISMAEL MARCOS (K:10535)
12/9/2004 6:33:12 PM
I LIKE MORE THIS PHOTO. TRY TO DARK THE BACKGROUND A BIT.
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Critique By:
ISMAEL MARCOS (K:10535)
12/9/2004 6:28:37 PM
THE PROBLEM IS , I THINK, THERE IS SO MUCH CONFUSION BECAUSE THE FOREGROUND AND THE BACKGROUND ARE SO VIVID...AND WE CAN?T SEE THE MAN'S FACE.
THE HISTORY YOU'VE TOLD VERY INTERESTING.
REGARDS FROM SPAIN AND GOOD LUCK.
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Critique By:
Ian McIntosh (K:42997)
12/9/2004 5:57:29 PM
When the foreground spins in harmony with the background you aint in vertigo anymore Toto.
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/9/2004 5:56:13 PM
Debarshi:
Thanks for your kind words.
I am curious to know about this type of step cultivation in the mountain regions of India. Please recommend me the links to those pictures.
Regards,
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/9/2004 5:54:11 PM
Ian:
If you drank some of the minority wine, you won't feel dizzy of the height any more
Thanks for your amazing comments.
Regards,
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/9/2004 5:50:49 PM
Kathy:
Thanks for your comments.
You've got very good eyes on the hut. The animal is a water-buffalo, not a yak, which has long hair. I don't think we have this kind in Vietnam, even though local people have them to take the duty of tractors as using of yaks in Tibet or highland China.
Regards,
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Critique By:
Debarshi Duttagupta (K:26815)
12/9/2004 5:29:16 PM
Excellent shot and information. These type of step cultivation is very common in the mountain regions of India also.
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Critique By:
AJ Miller (K:49168)
12/9/2004 5:20:11 PM
Excellent composition - and your information about it adds nicely.
AJ
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Critique By:
Ian McIntosh (K:42997)
12/9/2004 4:52:51 PM
Dizzying background!
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Critique By:
Kathy Hwang (K:142)
12/9/2004 4:41:05 PM
Very nice photo. I like the way that photo is partitioned into 3 different sections and the lines draw you eyes into the center of the frame. The hut and the yak(?) add a good balance.
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/8/2004 8:13:19 PM
Shehabeldin:
I cannot guarranty that I always be a good photographer, but I could tell you that I am a good listerner, especially to the best advice like the one you gave to me.
Sincerely,
Thanh
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Critique By:
ngythanh (K:430)
12/8/2004 8:11:27 PM
Shehabeldin:
I cannot garranty that I always be a good photographer, but I could tell you that I am a good listerner, especially to the best advice like the one you gave to me.
Sincerely,
Thanh
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