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Part of Friday Nights at Seattle Center series which is an attempt at putting an under-utilized digicam throgh its pace during a dormant winter of 2005. Canon G3, ISO 50, manual exposure, f8, 4 seconds, incandecent WB, in-camera vivid, 2-sec. self-timer on velbon tripod. Manipulation: None.

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Another night out with the G3 after work. This is metal sculpture

at the EMP's roundabout. Feedback is welcome. Thanks. ^_^

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Ya Wilson. Was trying to remember that movie name other day too. Good job here.
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This does not look real to me. Like you just walked outside and took a picture. Looks like something made at Pixar or Disney. 7/7 my friend.
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CR: I see you rooming around in the night, looking at the different objects even in more different angles. And sitting the day after with closed shutters in front of your PC, trying new formulars of processing with dozens of programs while your wife timidly is knocking at the door for offering the meal a second time. Work? When? RE
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A very nice modern painting. The reflection of the tower with the red top is what gives the great strength of this daring composition. I give you 7/7.
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Appreciate all your comments!

 

NESTOR: Thanks, but I just can't resist the resemblence between the yellow squares and the movie's graphics.

 

KIM: Always appreciate your visit.

 

PAUL: Thanks, Paul. You're just pulling my leg about the movie too, right?

 

JAN: Thank you much for dropping in.

 

HOWARD: Thanks, it was indeed quite unworldly once you can ignore all the parked cars at the pay lot and tilt your head 45 degree.

 

SARAH: Always appreciate your perspective.

 

TONY: So glad you like it, Tony.

 

REINER: You probably got a lot of it right, RE, especially wife asking to have dinner for the umpteenth time! I meant work as in my day job in the office, (BTW, this one is unmanipulated.) Thanks for your CR and CL, RE.

 

CHRISTOPHER: Thanks, and I'll leave it to you for bird pix from now on!

 

HENRI: Thanks for your thorough analysis, appreciate it!

 

IGOR: Glad you like it.

 

PAULA: Thank you much for your kind words.

 

Wils

^_^

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