Heading For The Poor House by Jola Dziubinska

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22-JUN-2011	Jola Dziubinska

Heading For The Poor House

Warsaw, Poland

WEEKLY INFORMAL CHALLENGE - WEEK 115 - "I've Been FRAMED"

Also:
For the June Challenge - "Cliches".

Explanation:
1. Used to describe someone who is not making or saving enough money to keep from becoming broke.
Country - United States

Nikon D700 ,Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
1/50s f/7.1 at 40.0mm iso900 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	22-Jun-2011 16:08:38
Make	Nikon
Model	NIKON D700
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	40 mm
Exposure Time	1/50 sec
Aperture	f/7.1
ISO Equivalent	900
Exposure Bias	-0.67
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Cindi Smith		02-Jul-2012 12:34
Perfect using the arch as your frame! V

Norbert Fortelny		29-Jun-2012 17:34
Beautiful place!

Chris		28-Jun-2012 20:00
Wonderful framing and a super subject. The cliché is also used in the north of England with the same meaning.

LynnH		28-Jun-2012 16:29
Great framing and TWO-FER!!V

J. Scott Coile		27-Jun-2012 00:37
Well framed. How I love the colors of Old Town.

Karen Stuebing		25-Jun-2012 23:27
I hope not! Great composition and framing. I like how you used two arches. V.

Stephanie		25-Jun-2012 21:28
Fascinating and well done image! V

Antonio Ruggiero		25-Jun-2012 20:10
Ottima photo.....Brava......V

Laryl		25-Jun-2012 19:06
excellent double wow!!

cits_4_pets		25-Jun-2012 16:15
Beautifully composed image. Love the framing both arches provide to the views beyond. Excellent shot and nice deep DOF!!!!

Guest		25-Jun-2012 16:14
Excellent composition with double framing. v

Rosi Blaurock		25-Jun-2012 15:20
Very nice.

Guest		25-Jun-2012 15:13
Excellent shot. V.

Mary Bowles		25-Jun-2012 15:10
Hmmm. Looks colourful and quaint, but your title makes me view it in another way. A good shot, wherewithal.

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