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Published: 2007-03-25 00:15:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 1734; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 30
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sorrry...fooled you w/ the name heheanother IR... can't help it
-a building part of the Roswell Cancer Institution Research Center.
Nikon D50
18-55mm
Hoya R72 IR
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Comments: 59
now that is one cool building. 
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Everytime when I "get used" to your style, be it b/w, nature shots etc., you surprise me once more.
Weird colors that IR gives, but good. Nice set!
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that will teach you a lesson! not to get used to anything!! be unpredictable!
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I'll try to keep that in mind...
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thanks but can you explain why?
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the line, the window and shape of the building has a minimalis character, but more better if you crop a liitle from above...
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cut out the sky? i don't know...that will shorten the perspective...
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ok that's fine too.. 
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Really good composition! i really like the mood and angles of all the pieces in it!
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woot...so how's that photoshoot of that building you showed me? get on it mister!! 
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I would like it more if the clouds were cut out and just had the lines and window. A nice minimalistic feel too it.
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what you meant if the clouds were cut out? like no clouds at all? that would be bad...baddd i tell you badd
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Kat, Very nice! It steps away completely from being a rendering of a building or merely form. The image is an elegant and dynamic composition with enough visual referent in the sky to place it but not so much that it looses that appealing feeling that it's a pure abstraction. I love that the points of the window frames rest sharply against the sides of the crop. As I said, it really steps away for the literal is a very appealing way. Five stars, and A and a
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thank you Mr. rockwood
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going w/ the short and sweet method eh? 
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The architecture of the building is pretty interesting. Especially the windows.
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the windows are what caught my attention 1 month ago when I visited the building across the street. I looked over and there they were extending out from the building...not 'till recently i decided to shoot it ... the whole time i was there i was paranoid that the security might ask questions
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Always welcome. Do you have also some photos showing the building as a whole?
Hehehe so you got the shot without awkward questioning?
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yes i do...if you want to see i'll load it up on my site later
and yes i got away w/out any awkward question...but the time before that i was shooting at the other building...a security van stopped by and asked me 'who are you working for?' i was like wtf...i was just here to shoot...and they were like 
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Would be nice to see.
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windows=apertures
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The angle and IR lighting is so awesome. You should seriously have your own gallery.
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what you mean? like an exhibition? or a gallery of my own on the net?
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Like an exhibition in a store.
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you should write a heart felt letter to nikon instead of canon
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hmm, was thinking that once I said that to you.. actually.. I may just do that!
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Great compo, and color, did you intend it with the IR?
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yes, always 
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Iso was about 200 or 400 i forgot...it didn't list on the info..oO but the setting was 1.3 second at F4
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:glmop:
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