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  Tish 207 said...

  It's like every window holds it's own story. I really like this shot.

  Posted on 11/03/2008 11:31

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  Charlie. B said...

  As below, 32 different stories. Great shot. It would have been great as a second version to get a shot of just four sets of windows,a close up, to see whats going on. Really good!

  Posted on 11/03/2008 11:40

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  Jamie Mellor said...

  Perfectly framed!

  Posted on 11/03/2008 12:29

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  Peter Juerges said...

  Hi, thanks for the interest...the origonal hi res shot was big enough to get a descent image from each set of windows...but the foreshortening was quite severe as you can imagine...I was only across the road from this thing. So for the manipulatun to staighten the pic up I reduced the image size, my old computer was struggling under the memory weight, and the end result was a little low on definition for enlarging each group of windows...but I still have the original stuff so maybe one day Ill sit down and create a series.I have sshots of flats and tower block doing much the same.These imagea are like a film - living its life through individual frames.

  Posted on 11/03/2008 18:05

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  Peter Juerges said...

  Life, all boxed up.

  Posted on 14/03/2008 18:37

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  watcher330 said...

  Bee hive? You want to try and get access to a building opposite and get to a level halfway up; nonetheless, your recovery of the verticals is pretty good.

  Posted on 22/03/2008 08:29

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• Make : FUJIFILM

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• Software : Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows

• Date and Time : 2007:12:03 13:36:53

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• Exposure : 10/2400

• Aperture : 300/100

• Exposure Program : 2

• ISO Speed : 200

• Date and Time (Original) : 2007:11:29 16:59:58

• Date and Time (Digitized) : 2007:11:29 16:59:58

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• Shutter Speed : 794/100

• Aperture : 320/100

• Brightness : 509/100

• Exposure Bias : 0/100

• Maximum Lens Aperture : 300/100

• Metering Mode : 3

• Flash : 16

• Focal Length : 720/100

• Color Space : 65535

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• Focal Plane X-Resolution : 4482/1

• Focal Plane Y-Resolution : 4482/1

• Focal Plane Resolution Unit : 3

• Sensing Method : 2

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