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17-Jul-2011 Michael Parkinson © 2011

Flatiron Building 07820.JPG

Kingston, Ontario, Canada, a UNESCO World Heritage Destination view map

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Sony DSLR-A700 ,Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di-II LD Asp IF
1/125s f/4.5 at 50.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time17-Jul-2011 15:22:39
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Brenda23-Jul-2011 17:53
Rochester has one. Used to be the Hallman's Chevrolet Showroom. Kingston is a wonderful place for this challenge!
Frank Brault22-Jul-2011 01:42
Michael, yesterday I took a photo of a building in Chester, CT and did not realize that the architecture was called "flatiron". Thanks. I will post it tomorrow.
Frank Brault22-Jul-2011 01:33
Beautifully framed. V
Mieke WA Minkjan21-Jul-2011 07:54
learned something today from you Michael,
didn't know what a flatiron building was
now I know!
Guest 21-Jul-2011 01:09
must be great to have that second story view.
J. Scott Coile20-Jul-2011 21:39
Something a little more contemporary.
Janice Dunn20-Jul-2011 20:06
No flatiron buildings around here!! Looks very art deco
Guest 20-Jul-2011 19:19
Fantastic round shapes and lovely perspective Michael!!
Walter Otto Koenig20-Jul-2011 15:07
Strong perspective and good choice of focal length. Nice details and tonal range.
Stephanie20-Jul-2011 13:03
I was thinking of the NYC Flatiron building when I saw your thumbnail. Looks like a wonderful place to shop!
LynnH20-Jul-2011 11:26
A nice view point. I am fond of "flat iron" buildings - corner buildings - like this. Good with the cars parked to add more "V" shape. V
Yvonne20-Jul-2011 10:46
Not sure what a "Flat Iron" is... but I'm enjoying your photo Michael!
Kerry Tingley20-Jul-2011 04:06
Alas, we have none, neither are we a major player of anything but cattle and lumber. ;-)
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