High Up Windows by janescottcumming

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Nikon D5000
1/250s f/8.0 at 55.0mm iso200 full exif

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Zoltán Balogh		05-Nov-2018 19:01
Wow, this one is really cool. V

Graeme		20-Jun-2018 12:06
A great abstract and reflections.V+!!

Julie Oldfield		20-Apr-2018 02:52
Awesome! V

Jeff Real		20-Apr-2018 01:54
A brilliant and perfect composition This is as good as it gets! V

Buz Kiefer		19-Apr-2018 19:52
Beautiful photo. The tilt here is perfect. BV

Fong Lam		19-Apr-2018 12:35
Great perspective and strong graphics....V

Gill Kopy		19-Apr-2018 06:00
Makes me dizzy :) Such a cool graphic image !! V

Nirvan Hope		19-Apr-2018 05:14
A very strong complex graphic composition so well presented.

joseantonio		19-Apr-2018 02:46
such an amazing perspective.V.

Lamar Nix		19-Apr-2018 01:55
Impressively tall glass building(s) but my favorite parts are the wavy reflections. V

Neil Marcus		19-Apr-2018 00:55
My kind of subject. I like the dynamic composition. "VV"

Tom Munson		18-Apr-2018 23:45
Wonderful light and framing. Nice work.

Johnny JAG		18-Apr-2018 20:51
Clever composition

Johnny JAG		18-Apr-2018 20:51
Clever composition

Martin Lamoon		18-Apr-2018 20:32
Excellent capture, a fine composition. v

Helen Betts		18-Apr-2018 20:30
I like the POV and composition, and the reflections are excellent, too. V.

Tom Beech		18-Apr-2018 20:06
Yikes... this is almost like a Penrose stairs image, wild!

Nick Paoni		18-Apr-2018 17:21
The angled presentation worked so well here and I love all the geometric shape.

John Hamers		18-Apr-2018 17:11
Great perspective of this building. V!

globalgadabout		18-Apr-2018 17:10
graphically so potent...there is a hint of Escher about the image too..

Kim		18-Apr-2018 16:56
Great composition Jane! V

Jim Coffman		18-Apr-2018 16:42
Love your strong composition.. Very nice image!

Walter Otto Koenig		18-Apr-2018 16:36
Great perspective and framing. Very cool shot Jane. "V"

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