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I found this fountain in the restaurant we were yesterday...
![[Image: DSC_4195-01fountain.jpg]](http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/images/upload/DSC_4195-01fountain.jpg)
I named it wishes because I didn't know the proper translation... and I don't know if there is an expression to address this sort of fountains the ones you ask for your wishes...
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Lovely composition and use of colour in the background Irma.
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That's lovely, if it were me I would probably be tempted to try and fit all the statue in the frame and it wouldn't have looked so wonderful. I really like the bokeh and the way you've focused on the smaller details.
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Thanks a lot for your kind comments
This is another composition of the same fountain... In this picture I find a more dynamic composition but I might be wrong... Anyway I like it as well...
![[Image: DSC_4188-01sepiafountain.jpg]](http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/images/upload/DSC_4188-01sepiafountain.jpg)
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More dynamic - but I like the first best.
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The first one is superb - I always feel the details can capture the essence of the whole - and this shot proves that.
