3 Sisters

Hakan A.	Salvador L.	pasquale ale a.	mike c.	Jean-Francois B.	Ayan M.	Phillip C.	Roberto A.

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By: Yvon Loyer
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Photographer	Yvon Loyer {Karma:1449}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon A40
Categories		Film Format
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Uploaded	9/4/2002	Film / Memory Type	Cf setting at 50 Iso
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Betsy Hern {K:12872} 3/29/2003

This looked familiar so I thought I'd attach a shot I took in Chicago. I guess there are tall buildings and blue skies in many places, and many of us can't help but look up.

Yvon Loyer {K:1449} 9/18/2002

Hello, Kim and Ivan.

Most peoples walk on the sidewalk and rarely looking to the sky, not me...

I love the natural blue color of this sky, is not too blued by the polariser filter than make "blue Kodak sky"...

Take cares...

meprivacynet@meprivacy.net meprivacynet@meprivacy.net {K:3974} 9/6/2002

As I see it you have a very interesting poing in this picture ? even if these buildings are big and strong ? there is nothing between you and the space. Same about things around us and time we have.

Good work:)

Kim Culbert {K:37070} 9/4/2002

The colour really has a lot more impact to me... the b&w seems a little drab, whereas the colour makes me take a second look. Like the way that the building loom in from the sides but don't quite make it all the way to the centre.

Yvon Loyer {K:1449} 9/4/2002

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