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  1. 08-03-2008 #1
    Chocky
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    This view of a London street was taken from the top of Westminster Cathedral.
    I was feeling brave
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    i like this shot, chocky. buildings can make very good photographic material. the lines and curves, glass and steel can be striking.
    here is my london bus shot. this was taken looking from our hotel room at niagara falls... they get everywhere don't they!!
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    Ha ha . lol yes they do
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