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Holstentor
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Uploaded: 03/16/17 7:29 AM GMT
Holstentor
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I was in the city of Luebeck last Saturday and took some photos. This is the "Holstentor - the landmark of the city.
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Raj, this is a very good capture of this well conserved and maintained, already in 1464 built, gate.
See that your weather was very inviting for a photo shoot as well.
Very well done, my friend!
See that your weather was very inviting for a photo shoot as well.
Very well done, my friend!
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I'm fascinated by the architecture there. Excellent detail, and I love the background buildings which are possibly nearly as ancient. Beautiful building wonderfully photographed. I checked for noise in that blue sky and found none. 9.374 out of 10 for me.
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That is a remarkable building for it's age - you captured the scene well Raj!
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My brother was posted there..Nice city..Good picture..R.
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Impressive-looking gate! I like how the colors came out.
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Very nice I find this one to be very interesting. tigs=^..^=
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You achieved really fine detail here Raj and I like the inclusion of the people which brings it to life. Without them I would think it was an illustration from a fairy tale !. Thank you for the link. I enjoyed reading about the Holstentor.