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The View, by Thomas Lianos

Award Winner   |   Photo of the Day   |   September 2nd  |  0 Reviews
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The monument of Battle of Nations near Leipzig Germany, is the biggest monument in Europe. On middle level there are a series of internal balconies when a saw these two people admiring the view outside through the window. Probably a father was explaining to his son a bit of history of this place. Very touching, as it reminded me similar moments with my son. I waited till I had their figures clear against the contrast light of the outside and I took the shot. With exposing on the window, all building interior is black.

The View, by Thomas Lianos

Canon D7000 with Sigma 24-70mm | Exposure 1/1250sec @ f/9 | ISO 800 | Focal Length 62mm
The View, by Thomas Lianos

Award Winner: Photo of the Day | July 25
Award Score: 67.5 (Value 12.5, Clarity 12, Composition 18, Style 13, Skill 12)
Photo of the Day Award Category: Minimalistic Photography
Photograph Location: Monument of Battle of Nations, Leipzig, Germany

Photographer: Thomas Lianos (Warsaw, Poland) Registered
Thomas Lianos is a Greek, living and working in Warsaw Poland. Photography is not his main profession, but it is his big passion. Started with a Russian Kiew camera 30 years ago as a teenager, he continued with his first Olympus OM10, and then moved to digital photography few years ago with Nikon gear. His interest is mostly in street photography, architecture, and landscapes. Spending most of his free time on trying to get the proper scene and light. For many years he considered photography as a very personal issue, then recently decided to publish some of his work, created his photography page and posted photos in dedicated sites seeking the opinion and reaction of public.

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/T.Lianos.photos/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thomas.lianos

Tags: Classic, Leipzig, Monument of Battle of Nations, Thomas Lianos, Minimalistic Photography, Germany
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