Robert Santafede Photography

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1. 
   sedge808
   2012/05/14 at 04:55

   so beautiful.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/14 at 05:39

     Thank you, Sedge! And I agree. We must be crazy. 🙂

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   Sonali Dalal
   2012/05/14 at 05:17

   Nice light here!

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/14 at 05:40

     Thank you, Sonali!

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3. 
   Mary Lou Rutledge
   2012/05/14 at 09:54

   Like, like

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/16 at 04:38

     Thanks, Mary Lou!

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   niasunset
   2012/05/14 at 11:22

   Standing so dramatic… I loved it dear Robert, especially the B&W hits so strongly… Thank you, have a nice new week, love, nia

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/16 at 04:39

     Thank you, Nia! I find myself really enjoying working with b&w. 🙂

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5. 
   John Smith
   2012/05/14 at 11:38

   A striking and beautiful monochrome Robert, regards, John.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/16 at 04:39

     Thank you, John!

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   oneowner
   2012/05/14 at 12:30

   I like the heavy shadows on this, especially with their diagonal lines. It gives it a little more tension.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/16 at 04:40

     Thanks, Ken!

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   sloppy buddhist
   2012/05/14 at 13:08

   love it!

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/16 at 04:42

     Thank you! Great blog!

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       sloppy buddhist
       2012/05/16 at 12:36

       thanks kindly :-)…it’s joyful!

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   mehmudah
   2012/05/14 at 13:14

   As usual, deep and though-tprovoking and beautiful.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/16 at 04:43

     Thank you, Mehmudah! There’s just something about abandoned old places that make you think. 🙂

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   artblablablablog
   2012/05/14 at 16:36

   the tattered looking blinds make it, nice.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/16 at 04:46

     Thank you, Christina! I thought so also. I liked how sunk in they looked.

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10. 
    ManoliRizoFotografia
    2012/05/14 at 17:15

    ¡Me gusta mucho!

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/05/16 at 04:46

      Gracias Manoli! 🙂

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11. 
    Richard Guest
    2012/05/14 at 19:59

    Elegant composition, Robert. I like it a lot.

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/05/16 at 04:51

      Cheers Richard! Had to take some more photos of beat up places again. Balance, y’know? 🙂

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12. 
    The Quiet Hedonist
    2012/05/15 at 03:28

    Great lines 🙂

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/05/16 at 04:52

      Thank you, Quiet Hedonist. 🙂

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13. 
    Ranadive Neelenchery
    2012/05/16 at 10:00

    Beautiful ! Love your B&W toning

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14. 
    Elmer Abduhalim
    2012/05/18 at 08:53

    Reminds me of architectural drawings we did in college. Really nice!

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15. 
    Declan
    2012/05/25 at 19:05

    Excellent!

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/05/26 at 05:53

      Thank you, Declan! Your blog is great!

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    marnixhendriks
    2012/06/04 at 08:23

    This one is so beautiful!

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17. 
    John Smith
    2012/06/14 at 16:34

    In all your work, Robert, I admire your ability to frame the subject and this and the more recent Indian architectural view epitomises your confidence in placement and the use of space around details like this window. The result is that your pictures feel totally right and authoritative. I notice too your selective use of sharpening. You bring out the wonderful tactile feel of the walls, but leave the shadowy detail through the window with all its subtle tonal gradations. I greatly respect your creative discernment.
    Regards, John.

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