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John Ewing | all galleries >> Galleries >> Once in a while > Ouvrage de la Four à Chaux
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12-JAN-2014

Ouvrage de la Four à Chaux

Ligne Maginot, Lembach

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS3
1/250s f/3.3 at 4.9mm iso100 full exif

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Laura Milholland20-Jan-2014 01:56
Marvelous image, John. Great to have the wide angle to get all this in. The B/W is perfect too.
Jack Hoying14-Jan-2014 03:43
That's a great angle and treatment for this shot.
When in Northern Denmark, we saw several of the concrete bunkers that the Germans built there on the junction of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Although the sea has surrounded one already, with the other to follow in the future, that quality German concrete will be there for many generations to come.
Roger Bailey12-Jan-2014 22:35
Nice B&W treatment, Definitely a German tank. The muzzle gives it away.
fotabug12-Jan-2014 21:26
Yes, B&W was the only way to go on this fine photo!
Ed Duverger12-Jan-2014 21:20
Of course this subject had to be in B&W.Well done.
Ronald Bijtenhoorn12-Jan-2014 19:19
Nice subject for B/W; great tones.
Paul Milholland12-Jan-2014 18:50
B&W was a terrific choice for this subject, John. Two thumbs up.
Steve Thuman12-Jan-2014 18:24
Great composition.
Walt 12-Jan-2014 18:13
the b/w treatment accents the starkness