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stuny   

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Patrick -

 

Some lovely shots on there. However, since many of us will not click through without an image or two to lure us there, I encourage you to tease us with an image or two next time.

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stuny   

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Patrick -

 

Quite a dramatic difference, and quite lovely. I've replaced it with a rules-following smaller image.

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samwells   

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Patrick:

Especially like that second one - lovely abstract textural effect of all the windows, aided by the flattened perspective.

cheers:

Sam

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