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These are FABulous (sorry I like puns). The B & W treatment of the second one in particular makes for a great image.
Peter
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Really nice shots.
I like the treatment in both, I really like the aged and weathered texture in the first. The light and shadow in the second is great, all the folds of the robe come out really nicely. Well done! 
Impressive images especially the 2nd you have captured the essence of civilisation that is Rome, did you just come back from there or are these from your archive.
Fab regarding the 2nd image how did you get the sky so dark , while maintaining the highlights in the statue, use of a CPL? Did you shoot these with the 17-35 f2.8?
Thanks guys,
are from my archive, i didn't use a 17-35 but used the CPL. Lightreading from white statue and as you can see partially overexposed. A Bit of flash but the natural light did the real job! Secret weapon? A stroke of Luck!
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