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wow, this is so cool. It has an eerie quality to it.
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That's some crazy sh...stuff! I'm drawn to the two bricked over windows. The way the light affects the upper turret face is extraordinary. Nice one BF
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Lovely comp and overall symmetry.
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Beautifully done architecture shot BF. Love the line-work here.
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Nice one. I agree with all of the comments above, but will add the arches at the bottom giving the shot a base, and the interest created by the bricks around the windows. I like it
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Think it also great composition and very eye-catching photo.
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The whole image is amazing, but I also like that you can see through the lower round window straight out to the outside. Almost as if within all the brick there is but a small place of escape!
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