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  1. 03-25-2005, 12:37 PM #1
    Paul.S.
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    Haven't been around in a while.. busy Thought I would check out some nice photos and share a few...

    cheers.

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    Re: Arches...

    The first one I think is faultless.
    The second is almost faultless. There is detail in the timberwork above the frame that needs to be a little more visible.
    Both beautiful shots though.
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    Re: Arches...

    Hi Paul,

    I like both shots... I really like the juxtaposition of curve vs. square of the 2nd one, but it would be nice to see additional detail of the arch work that is cut off at the top.

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