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Uploaded: 02/12/12 9:14 PM GMT
generations
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Three generations of architecture are seen in these windows - thanks for viewing -
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::tigger3
02/12/12 9:29 PM GMT
Now this was well spotted, very good capture Dave. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I see what you mean about the 3 generations of architecture...an unusual perspective...will you be entering this in the windows contest?...if so, good luck.
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Well spotted and shot Dave. Nice to see a post from you. Good luck in the contest.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
Best of luck to you in the contest!
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The most precious jewel you'll ever have around your neck are the arms of your children♥
Quite a compositional conundrum.. handled well.
I am trying to figure out what, if any, post processing you performed. As the textures of the stone facade(s?) have taken on a look of cloth material (almost corduroy-like).
Intrigues me, simply put.
To really appreciate your photo here, a full-size view is necessary. There's a lot more that meets one's eyes on the comparative note of thumbnail only.
I like how you lined up the vertical to the left-hand side border/edge. And then.. how the image falls away. Kind of, sort of.
Reminds me, at least.. of the passage of time ... and how things become slightly more distorted/change as one moves away from the 'present' (referencing the left-hand side pillar/structure, once again).
Best of luck with your entry here, Dave.
And but of course, thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
I am trying to figure out what, if any, post processing you performed. As the textures of the stone facade(s?) have taken on a look of cloth material (almost corduroy-like).
Intrigues me, simply put.
To really appreciate your photo here, a full-size view is necessary. There's a lot more that meets one's eyes on the comparative note of thumbnail only.
I like how you lined up the vertical to the left-hand side border/edge. And then.. how the image falls away. Kind of, sort of.
Reminds me, at least.. of the passage of time ... and how things become slightly more distorted/change as one moves away from the 'present' (referencing the left-hand side pillar/structure, once again).
Best of luck with your entry here, Dave.
And but of course, thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
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