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“The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present” (Abraham Lincoln).

Taken in Paris Dec 2003 from the Eiffel tower.

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:iconkakskiv:
Woah, this is great mate! I love how the steel and iron or whatever it is frames the picture, the way it surrounds the old town and the Cathedral looking building. It's a great contrast.

You know, I never thought this was the Eiffel tower, I mean, it's so rusty and industrial looking. So messy, so much metal.

I think I'm gonna fav it, yeah I'll do.
:icondesilia:
Hi gushtere
I have always admired your talent for pictures
However with this one you come the closest to my view for capturing the moment.
Paris forever...
:iconlinear-time:
Great shot. I am loving the great rusty feel to this piece. The lines give a real feel of depth and the city in the background helps this as well. Lovely stuff.

:)

Peace

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e p i s o d e ¦ d e s i g n ¦ d o t c o mx
:icondeputydonnie:
yeh that rusty flavor is rockn roll man WOHOOo

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Under blue moon I saw you
So soon you'll take me
Up in your arms
Too late to beg you or cancel it
Though I know it must be the killing time
Unwillingly mine
KILLING MOON
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:iconpanopticum:
Great idea to take the metal structure as a 'frame'. I like the tone of the metal very much. But i think itts a pitty that the church seems to be out of focus a bit. Its a bit blurry and could use more clarity to make this one perfect. :thumbsup:

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:iconkubant:
Hello..thanks for commenting. I agree with you completely, the church is a little out of focus. Visibility on this particular day was awful too so it wouldn't have helped the clarity at all. Its a decent shot I suppose. Hey thanks for your constructive commments. :)

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Its easy to take an interesting picture and almost impossible to take a good one

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