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    Our Downtown Skywalk and the Millenium Library





    photos shot with the min-digicam keychain

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    Re: Our Downtown Skywalk and the Millenium Library

    I love the interplay of the light and shadows in the bottom left corner. It is so interesting that the inclusion of the people in the chairs doesn't bother me in the least. The bottom right corner doesn't have the same feel to me somehow. Possibly because of the person walking out of the frame.

    The top row of the square has some interesting aspects with the pattern in the tiles but the first 2 I just don't get at all.
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    Re: Our Downtown Skywalk and the Millenium Library

    Quote Originally Posted by Don Schaeffer



    photos shot with the min-digicam keychain
    I really like the top left and the bottom 2 shots. More proof you don't need thousands in equipment to take great pics. Well done :thumbsup:

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