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The Lens Man
AND THE SIDE-KICK
The Unique Visitor Count
The Visitors Themselves
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The Promoters
6 comments:
Thanks for visiting my blog and for your comments. But your blog; it is beautiful. What beautiful and lovely photos I have seen there. I was enjoying looking at them. I am only sorry that I don’t have much time to comment each of them. You really have a talent for taking photos. I’ve added your blog in my favourites.
looks like the molecular structures we studies in school....like the angle which u shot it from!
interesting structure, nice shot
Shek, tomorrow I will show an exoskeleton as well, one of different sort.
@MmedaM
Thank you for the compliment and welcome to my world. I started only two months ago and am not sure if this photography-eye is superficially talented or is this the real thing.
@Moi
Science probably provided inspiration to the architect. The open top tour bus provided the angle.
@Luke
I have been devoid of the concrete beauties that a big city has to offer. Jacksonville ain't much on the city front.
@Annie
Cant wait!
@Ash
glad you liked it.
One of the most interesting structures i saw in London ...The Gherkin.... but i dont think it had an expskeleton. Walking along the Thames gives a glimpse of the best blend of architectural era's from the tower of london to the gherkin to canary wharf to the big ben to the houses of parliament to ...and the list goes on. Did ya go to Greenwich?
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