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Hollow Eye
{K:1306} 9/27/2003
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Very clever idea of combating the weather here. I really like the framing you have used and the overcast day has probably helped with the detail. Instantly recognisable yet original (I hope I dont see this on a million postcards now!)
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Leslie Cohelan
{K:20807} 4/12/2003
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I love tight crops...this is an excellent example of how you don't have to have the whole round in the picture...it works as is...especially seeing two sides...there is a lot of detail to be seen...I'm assuming this was a scan and you seem to have lost some resolution...just a tad soft...but a wonderful image with excellent color and lighting...p.s.I was playing with a new filter on my picture Rose Hill...I added the info to the pic...hope this explains the hills
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andrea elli
{K:1945} 4/11/2003
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very original crop
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Betsy Hern
{K:12872} 4/10/2003
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I'm thrilled to see this close up. I got a pic from the usual angle (attached and in my portfolio) and really appreciate what it took to get this one, it's a very tall building! It's amazing that you can even read the gold lettering, well, you could if you could read Latin. Great to see a familiar "face" from a different perspective.
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Howard M. Parsons
{K:3496} 4/10/2003
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Interesting detail shot of a well know subject. I examined this for quit some time. Congrats
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