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A good image for the challenge, Congrats.
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Nice one! Great perspective.
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this is wonderful. i love the slight view of the countryside! much deserved blue! Congrats!
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Congratulations on the blue. Great shot of a fantastic ruin.
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Great location for the challenge and nice processing. Congrats on the Blue, Paul!
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Congrats! As I mentioned in my previous comment - nice tribute to this landmark.
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Well-deserved blue. Congratulations! Beautifully handled.
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Congratulations! I absolutely LOVE this image, definitely one of my favorites in the challenge. Your angle makes it look very imposing and scary, and I just love the whole atmosphere of the image.
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Originally posted by tanguera:
Congrat! I want to go inside this place :)
Message edited by author 2015-05-22 02:27:53.
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Congrat! I want to go inside this place :)
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Excellent job, Paul. Congrats on the blue.
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The clear winner perfectly presented for the challenge, you did an excellent job Paul congrats !
Comments Made During the Challenge
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Interesting building, beautiful photo. One of my ribbon picks.
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The backwards-leaning perspective lends a sense of sphinx-like majesty. Even as it succumbs to age it proudly surveys its realm. The composition is nicely balanced. The tint harmonizes with the mood.
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PP is PERFECT for this challenge, and so is the photo, in my top two.
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This has such an ominous feel. I love it.
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Awesome structure - nicely photographed.
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Stark and lonely. Lovely image.
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Love this image. Should score high. A 9 from me and in my top 3
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Good interpretation of a familiar landmark. The PoV certainly adds to its stature. Wish there was just a tad more tonality, but it looks like you were dealing with a broody sky so I appreciate what tones you were able to achieve. Hard to believe, in a land where buildings/structures stand for centuries, this relative new one (erected in 1830's) has fallen to such decay. Nice tribute.
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I wish we had this sort of wonder in the U.S.
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