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By: Salvatore Rossignolo
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Salvatore Rossignolo {Karma:13559}
Project	#25 Characters	Camera Model	Canon Digital Rebel
Categories	Architecture Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	Cityscape/Architecture	Lens	Canon 17-85 mm USM IS
Uploaded	8/11/2005	Film / Memory Type	Pure Digital
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Location	City - Williamsburg State - VIRGINIA Country - United States
About	Taken in Colonial Williamsburg on the hottest day of the year. Unless you are a HARD CORE history buff, I recommend not coming to this place. What was once a place to bring your children to educate them on a true capital of American history has been relegated to the status of a distasteful, money-hungry theme park.

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Ron Harrington {K:766} 8/29/2005

Sorry to hear that, unfortunatly the world is going that direction.... I like the idea of b&w or sepia.....

Warren B {K:7272} 8/17/2005

Nice shot. Is the lady in the picture wearing sunglasses? I can't help but think how this might have looked in B&W. Just a thought.

And I can relate to what you say about things being turned into money spinners. Sad really.

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