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Congratulations on a great image, the ribbon and an amazing year to date. You are in a class by yourself.
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been there and recognized the building instantly. Would never have thought of this composition. Guess I need to look at things from a different perspective!
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Got a high score from me! Congratulations!
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Congrats Allen.....I always enjoy your style!!
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Amazing shot, pixels. I am always awed by the way your "eye" picks up subject matter that a lot of folks (me included) would completely pass by without noticing. Awesome.
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A classic place in Italy :)
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Like a postage stamp. great vision- fantastic design elements.
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Originally posted by LevT:
aren't you lucky to be in Florence just in time for the challenge? :) gorgeous view, I took a similar shot myself once
here is the image I mentioned. Congrats on another ribbon Allen!
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Congrats, Allen! Great image!
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damn allen, you're shots are so consistent. great job.
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Congrats Allen! Wonderful perspective!
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Wow! Great point of view, wonderful architecture.
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I love the way that tower peeks over the edge into view. This is wonderful!
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This is one of my favs, the upward angle really adds texture, tone and shadows which accentuated the angles. Well done!
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I really like the symmetry of the castle...good job
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Can,t be beaten for viewpoint,good un.
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My personal favorite in this challenge. The color and detail are great and the rectangle is spot on.
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Torre de la Mangia... Tried the same pic once, but your exposure is way better
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aren't you lucky to be in Florence just in time for the challenge? :) gorgeous view, I took a similar shot myself once
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