What exactly this is, I won't tell. However I bet thousands of people see it every day; and never even thing about how beautiful it really is. The design behind this is clearly beautiful.
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Archecture
What exactly this is, I won't tell. However I bet thousands of people see it every day; and never even thing about how beautiful it really is. The design behind this is clearly beautiful.
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A perfect example of how depth of field can completely make a background become insignificant. The statue is clearly the dominant figure in this photo. Having a fast lens allows this to happen.
A photo from the interior of St. Paul The Apostle, taken with a Canon 5D Mark II and a 17mm - 40mm L4 lens
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Taken from while at the Bronx Zoo, this is a very close up of a piece of architecture found near the main area of the Zoo.
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Another beautifully created piece of the Hoboken Terminal are its chandeliers. They are suspended gracefully, from it's high ceilings. Very ignored, the chandeliers have an extraordinary amount of detail. If you have an opportunity to go to the terminal, take a good look at them.