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inner Urbis
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Uploaded: 08/08/06 5:08 PM GMT
inner Urbis
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......don't look if you suffer from Vertigo! :):) This is one of the photographs I took inside the Urbis building, looking down the from the second floor This is the very front of the building where it curves around - you can see some vehicles passing if you look through the glass. I was unable to photograph any exhibits, so I was photographing some of the internal parts of the building.
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08/08/06 5:34 PM GMT
A great shot downwards, great collor and full of detail, overall, well done yet again Patty !
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Fantastic shot, Patti!! Love your angle, lighting and composition on this!
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whoooooa ... as she went back for a second look --- that's down, really DOWN. Very nice! Talk about an image that invokes a feeling!! - Patty
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It's all about perspective and perception.
No vertigo here...well, at least not when I'm viewing on my monitor...super shot Patti...I love these types of images with so much depth and detail to them...you did a great job on it...thanks for sharing.:Pat.
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(*clunk! falls on face*) I guess I read the warning a little late Patti! LOL Wow..that'll get your mind saying "which way is up?" Very neat shot Patti. This building is awesome..every time you show a pic. I see a different facet of it! Thanks for sharing!
C):-) ~Dan'l
C):-) ~Dan'l
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YIPES! That's all I can say about this one. Well, almost; A very good and interesting shot Patti. And, yes, I can see the cars.
Steve
Steve
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This is really quite an amazing shot Patti. I sat and looked at it sideways and almost stood on my head. Well done. Kept my interest peaked. anne :-)
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Wow ...who needs drugs? Just go here and get trippy. Very nice shot.
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It's a good thing you were there taking the shot and not me. I would have been on my face with vertigo...Nice job :)PJ
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I can't get my bearings as I look at this composition. I feel like am walking horizontaly. Ha! Now Dunstickin would find this natural. This does grab your attention and hold it for a good long time. Captivating to say the least.
Good capture, Patti.
Pat
Good capture, Patti.
Pat
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WOW...I had to look away cause I got dizzy...and I'm not even blonde :) Great shot Patti. Not sure I could have done it. Thanks for posting it. Anita
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Glad I'm not afraid of heights Patti. This is a fantastic shot looking down. Just look at all that glass. Wow!
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These lines and curves work very well together and Im glad to have seen the inside of this lovely building. Great work
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