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Bruce Harper
{K:5305} 8/16/2006
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Backward, forwards, I don't mind how you get here, thanks for making the effort Marcus, glad you found it worthwhile!
I would like to try to get a view from the other side before it goes, but with railway lines and flyovers in the way it might not be possible.
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Marcus Armani
{K:36599} 8/16/2006
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Hi Bruce, I guess I working my way backwards in your portfolio :) this is a very strong architectural scene, the nice lighting and srong tones and detail are excellent, I like the perspective very much, very nice..
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Bruce Harper
{K:5305} 8/16/2006
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Thanks Mary, its quite close to where I live, but I seldom go that way so was surprised the other day to see how much had gone. Had to go back the next day & try to capture a little bit of the area's history.
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Mary Slade
{K:40338} 8/15/2006
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You really have captured something so worthwhile and so atmospheric. The colours and the shapes brilliant- and sad it is the end!
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Bruce Harper
{K:5305} 8/13/2006
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Yes it is impressive. I went inside a few years ago after it had been decomissioned and the rooms were massive. No chance of doing that now that it is being demolished. Thanks for stopping by Shleg.
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Bruce Harper
{K:5305} 8/13/2006
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Thanks James, no I couldn't get any closer, as a demolition site it is fenced off. This was taken about an hour & a half after sunset so it was pretty dark, but there was enough ambient light to bring out the details with iso 400 & the 30 second exposure. The orange in the tree is from a nearby light.
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ShLEG .
{K:2308} 8/13/2006
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impressive.
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James Cook
{K:38068} 8/13/2006
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Wonderful structure. The yellow tree on the left is a bit out of place, but no getting around it because all three objects should be in the shot. Were you able to get closer to take other pictures?
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