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Thread: 1734 Door

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    1734 Door

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    Re: 1734 Door

    awesome subject. I love this kind of Architecture. Reminds me of the hidden door from lord of the rings.. only not so hidden lol
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    Re: 1734 Door

    Jaedon ... my daughter agrees with you .
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    Re: 1734 Door

    Very neat place. The lighting is good, but I cant understand the color ... it's very pink - normal?

    Try going in and seeing what's inside.
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    Re: 1734 Door

    I like it a lot. I wish I could see a straight on shot with all of the bottom of the doors in the frame. I don't see pink on my screen (I hope it doesn't need to be calibrated).

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    Re: 1734 Door

    it looks pinkish on my screen.. just for the record.. a strange colour cast anyways not entirely pink but odd..

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    Re: 1734 Door

    Keltic,

    This picture made me recalibrate my monitor its so pink and after recalibration its still a little pinkish; but that could be the cement used.

    Love the door and the shades of colour found in it. I too think the bottom of the door included would have made this perfect.

    I am making an assumption this was taken in strong light (noon'ish)?

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