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(978) - [2007-03-27 23:42]
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i really like the pov straight up to the sky and the different lines from the windows, just too bad that the top is cut off and the focus is a bit soft.
best wishes, thor.
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this would have been a great photograph if it included the entire top of the twin towers. because of its height, there will be limitations on what you can capture vertically on camera when you're standing right beneath the building. what i did in one of my photos is to take the buildings in a diagonal way, slanted from bottom-right to top-left. it works, try it sir! tfs :)