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my last post from venice
here are 4 shots i shot of my mum and her carnivale gown that she designed and made herself. We woke up early on a cold winters day for the gorgeous morning light 
got to photoshop those crates out 
rialto bridge 
my fav shot gateway to the venetian lagoon, i shot this one for mood not for the dress, the mood reminds me of paris somehow thats why i like it 
finished my carnivale set theres 7 pages: http://www.zeduce.org/images/italy07/italy07.htm Wendell Levi Teodoro
My Agents Press - Getty Images Creative Rep - T.I.D. FashionID, DBP Productions & The Nest Agency My Book - Zeduce
Very nice work Wendell. My pick of the four is the third one, the Rialto Bridge..
Steve.
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I'm only new to photography but I absolutely love this series. I go back to look at them quite often. Out of these definately number 4 is my pick. Catching those two birds flying aswell just adds to the image.
Great work! Out of curiousity, has anyone seen the movie the italian job? Is number 4 the same place out of the start of the movie? -Dave
Wendell,
very nice series, looks like your Mom also had a great time 
On the first one, I find the boxes behind her a bit distracting, love the light. I also like the third one but I find that there is just a bit too much flash on your Mom, but that's probably just me. Had a look at some of your galleries, you covered a lot of ground when in Italy! You have some awesome photos in there, I'll have to go back and spend some proper time looking at them. cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Wendell these are great
I have just been through all your Italian galleries and the light is fantastic... I like Sydney for the warm dry weather compared to the damp that looks to fill the air in your shots from Italy.... but the light!!! I think I could put up with the cold for a month or two 
my fav is Milan 11.jpg the bicycles shot "Contre-jour" it just made me stop and look for a long time
Great work, Wendell! Your photos are always inspiring for a newbie like me.
Apart from what others have said already, I'd also clone out the bird flying past (just underneath the bridge) in number 3. 
Ben
hi guys thankyou very much i have always been lucky to shoot the things i love fashion and travel but you make your own luck so yeah thankyou again
keith i love the bike shot too its so nostalgic of particular bittersweet memories in Paris, the way its shot is in my preferred style high conbtrast silhouetted subjects atmospheric scene with a great deal of mood im still updatign that ilalia gallery so check it out in a few weeks when i get the time to finish it, I took more photos in Rome than venice
Wendell, in this series and the Milan gallery, you show that you have a fantastic ability to capture light in a way that just begs to be captured, but few people can.
In this series, the fourth is my favourate as you have provided so many points of interest without being distracting. Thanks for sharing this. P Regards, Patrick
Two or three lights, any lens on a light-tight box are sufficient for the realisation of the most convincing image. Man Ray 1935. Our mug is smug
Wendell your use of that Venetian light is sublime. Love the compositional makeup and the elegance and drama you have manged to intertwine in the images. Gorgeous and masterfully tackled.
cheers marco
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