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  1. 07-22-2013, 12:37 AM #1
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    cool angle on shot 2.
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    I'm leaning towards number two as well... it just has a better feel to it and I prefer the composition.
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    I love these perspectives. You are showing us a unique view of this structure. I like them both. It is amazing how many rivets there are in the first.
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    Nice images, I like the composition of the second one.
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    Awesome. Love them both. Nice detail and great depth of field.
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