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Posted 18/02/2011 - 15:47
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Love all three, the colors and textures in the first are lovely. The second image has a lovely subtle light to the buildings, which are very elegant. And the third has a grand remoteness and solitude to it, a lovely set.
Posted 19/02/2011 - 02:05
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snappychappy wrote:
Love all three, the colors and textures in the first are lovely. The second image has a lovely subtle light to the buildings, which are very elegant. And the third has a grand remoteness and solitude to it, a lovely set.
+1Love all three, the colors and textures in the first are lovely. The second image has a lovely subtle light to the buildings, which are very elegant. And the third has a grand remoteness and solitude to it, a lovely set.
That's an interesting set David, in terms of what they might signify - are these some of the 'boundary markers' of the world of Mr D. Trout Esq.?
Posted 19/02/2011 - 05:09
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Three very different and interesting shots !
I wouldn't want to have an office in one of those towers though - poorly positioned, much too close together, means one or the other is in substantial depressing shade for a good part of each day.
I wouldn't want to have an office in one of those towers though - poorly positioned, much too close together, means one or the other is in substantial depressing shade for a good part of each day.
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Posted 19/02/2011 - 12:27
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snappychappy wrote:
Love all three, the colors and textures in the first are lovely. The second image has a lovely subtle light to the buildings, which are very elegant. And the third has a grand remoteness and solitude to it, a lovely set.
+2! Nice varied collection!
Love all three, the colors and textures in the first are lovely. The second image has a lovely subtle light to the buildings, which are very elegant. And the third has a grand remoteness and solitude to it, a lovely set.
Posted 19/02/2011 - 14:07
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All three are quite impressive, but I absolutely LOVE the landscspe one!
The architectural offering is SO well perspective controlled.
The architectural offering is SO well perspective controlled.
Best Regards, Larry.
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Durham,
England
Rust and old paint
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Tanfield Railway, Co. Durham where there is a collection of rusting industrial hulks alongside lovingly restored working steam enignes.
Towers at twilight
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La Defense commercial centre in Paris which I find visually exciting.
Glen Torridon
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The wild and beautiful North West of Scotland.
The first two reflect two of my key interests, modern architecture and old railway relics while the third shows my love of the Scottish Highlands, although I don't consider myself to be a landscape photographer.
C+C welcome.
David