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May I propose this little trip inside the Kremlin (Moscow-Ru)
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Your critics are welcome! Last edited by jaco on Mon Aug 08, 2005 9:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
phantastic photos !
Cool perspectives. Show us more ... !!! Cheers, CD
Fascinating images from an interesting country.
More please, your style is most engaging. Cheers, John D JED
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Superb and interesting first post. All well composed my favourite would have to be the low level shot of the boot and troops - well done.
It also shows the excellence of the D50  Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Thanks for your appreciations.
If you like..some more. All those pictures are made in Saint Petersbourg (Russia) 
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Some awesome shots there, please teach me!
Check out my latest - http://englishnewbies.tripod.com/blog
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All of them are interesting. Some unique perspectives offered here. I have never considered the use of mirrors, but they work very well in your photos.
Thanks for sharing - I enjoyed them all.
Super images. Thoroughly enjoyed them
"The good thing about meditation is that it makes doing nothing respectable"
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Jaco, fantastic images,the choice of subject,framing, etc,etc, what equipment did you use?, Russia is very high on my list of places to visit,it has a special appeal to me and your pics have boosted that even more,
you have real talent, very well done indeed. Nikon boy Norman
Some amazing images and certainly a place I want to visit one day. Like Chris, the low shot with the boot on the right was the one that jumped out at me.
Smile; it makes people wonder what you have been up to.
Fantastic what can i say that hasn't been said.
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Thanks to all...
May I continue? Some pics made on the "RED PLACE" in Moskow.... 40. 
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and a full album (42 pictures) concerning a palace near Sint Petersbourg http://www.jacobel.net/pages/D70/petrodvoretz/ Enjoy (I hope...) your visit!
Very nice Jaco.
Like your use of the mirror, were you carrying it just for the shots or to look over your shoulder? Or some other reason?http://wolfeyes.com.au Tactical Torches - Tactical Flashlights Police torch rechargeable torch military torch police military HID surefire flashlight LED torch tactical torch rechargeable wolf eyes flashlight surefire torch wolf eyes tactical torchpolice torch
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Thanks Glen! I'm carrying always two mirrors in case of... And just to shoot, I'm not (yet) a spy... 
The mirror works very well Jaco, like that shot in your last post
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Number 30 is good. Really interesting architecture, unusual. A bit shame that roof tops are cut. I don't think this contributes to composition. Number 45 also is good, however I dont like version with focus switched on behind building. Its is too difficult to watch it. That is an interesting series, but in my humble opinion I could try to chop number of photos down. Great shots disappear in crowd of not bad ones. Pozdrawiam, K.Polak
Refreshing to see something so different. I really like No.40.
Also, is it just me? The guy in the first bus photo reminds me of Mattk  __________
Phillip **Nikon D7000**
More different again...I hope I've just uploaded a new gallery on my peronnal site http://www.jacobel.net/images2.htm 
If you find 30 seconds, please join it using this URL... http://www.jacobel.net/pages/D70/palaces/
#30 is IMO in the style of the 30’s and would look superb in B&W
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Really like the first set of photos. They show a very different perspective to the typical tourist shots. A thought I always try and remember when holding a camera....Look for different....walk around it, reframe it....You're creativity is inspiring. Some of your followup photos drop the standard set in the earlier photos IMO.
--Wadem
Hi Jaco,
Very very good and stylish photos. I just would like to add that second set (page 1) is from St.Peterburg - you didn't mention that Mikhail
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Thanks Mikail! Oups... I don't see where I missed a title... Could you help me? Have a nice day!
Thank you jaco for your fantastic photos .After a crap day at work your pictures gave me inspiration to plan a holiday to your pictures country. I have just placed your web site into my bookmarks and I will visit it regularly in anticipation. Just love your camera review Olympus
E20P (Shit!) LOZ
Hi Jaco,
your photos make me want to go and visit these places. The quality and composition is really great. Cheers, CD
Hi Jaco, If you click here first message will be your own without saying that photos are from St.Peterburg, Peterhoff etc. Very first one is the statue of the King Peter I (the Great) also known as "Copper Horseman" or "Copper Rider" Mikhail
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little new gallery
Thnank you very much!
I propose a new vision, 42 pictures, of Moskow through the Kremlin and teh Red Place. 
Hope you'll like it! http://www.jacobel.net/pages/D70/kremlin/ Comments are welcomed
Well I'm blown away. IMHO you are truely the best photographer on this site. The only other who comes near you is flipfrog.
Awesome work, your interpretation and creativity is mind blowing. God I'd be a happy man if I was half the photographer you are!! 
It's people like you that inspire people like me I know nutzinc
ULtimate russian D70 album on
http://www.jacobel.net/pages/D70/soviet/index.html Enjoy your visit! To morrow I'm travelling to Poland.... Best regards 
2nd and 4th are my favs. . . really love the surrealistic look in both!
I've tried and tried and I can never manage to capture things like you've done in the 4th one. D70, 18-70 DX, Sigma 70-300 APOII, Nikkor 50mm 1.4D, SB800, Bogen 3046 w/Manfrotto 322RC2 ballhead, Lowepro Nova 2 AW
Hi everybody
Was in NY last week... 
Here is the gallery URL http://www.jacobel.net/pages/D70/farenheit911/ Enjoy!
Jaco - what a truly emotive shot - this brings home to me not the horror of 9/11 but the sorrow for the living. . .
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Wow Jaco, very cool!
You get around a lot! I would love to see some of your pictures from Poland. I'll have a look at your site and see if I can find some. Plus, you've quite inspired me that good things are possible without the fancy vr lenses! Nikon D7000
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