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****Open challenge 35 - Urbanscape/Urban architecture****

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Hello Michael!

nice shot - I also enjoyed your urban/structure - tilt-shift gallery very much!

I think I should use my 90mm TSE a little bit more; after seeing what you are taking out of that lens ....

wbr
George
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This is a 19 image panorama of the Wrigley Building on Michigan Avenue - part of Chicago's 'Magnificent Mile'.



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Ken G.
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Thanks Jim. I made the mistake of deleting ALL of the originals from my Pbase site. I will have to re-upload a few images like this one for better viewing detail.

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Ken G.
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Hi all,

here's a picture I took on a trip to Vienna in 2006:



In contrast to most, I suppose, I'm not a big fan of the general architecture in Vienna. However, the inside of this church and how it was lit by the sun through the coloured windows makes this one of my favorite shots ever.

If anyone can translate the Latin text, please feel free to share it with me ;-)

regards,
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Greg Van den Bleeken
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My camera, lenses and computer screen are all calibrated. My brain however...
 
Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
Tokina 24-200mm f/3.5-5.6 AT-X AF @ 38mm
1/320s
f/7.1 (aperture priority)
ISO 400

cheers,
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Greg Van den Bleeken
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My camera, lenses and computer screen are all calibrated. My brain however...
 
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