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Thread: Manhattan

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    Manhattan

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    Re: Manhattan

    I'm lovin this Seb. Great sky, wonderful angle and tones.

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    Re: Manhattan

    i love it also Seb. everything that payn said and also the comparison between the old church and modern looking building in the top right.
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    Re: Manhattan

    Love it Seb,,,,,the angle,,the sky,,the old & new...Works great in B/W..

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    Re: Manhattan

    Displays excellent contrast in architecture.
    The angle adds some nice drama and a great sky completes the picture.
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