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Posted by Priya (ON, Canada) on 25 July 2007 in Art & Design and Portfolio.
tengtan from Melbourne, Australia
Interesting and always photogenic frames within frames. Where was this taken?
It reminds me of a resort Hilton golf hotel near Tewkesbury, in Gloucestershire, UK, where I took a similar shot. Alas that part of the world is now badly flooded and I think the golf course would be too.
25 Jul 2007 9:15am
@tengtan: This was basically taken inside a castle at Copenhagen in Denmark. Thank you.
balar from United States
Awesome shot priya..it reminds me Karaikudi chettiyar home...
25 Jul 2007 1:11pm
@balar: Thanks Bala. I get it and their architecture is simple and historical isn't it.
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
Most cool composition. Colors, shapes, angles, textures, depth. This has it all.
25 Jul 2007 1:51pm
@Viewfinder: Thank you View.
@Tal: Thanks Tal.
@Pinto: You are welcome Pinto.
@Tats: Thank you Tats.
@rags: You are welcome Rags.
Olaide from Fort Collins, United States
beautiful shot. You got good eyes. This is lovely.
26 Jul 2007 6:57am
@Olaide: Glad u enjoyed it.
Rahul from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
This is a cool shot Priya, a subject at the end of it on that chair would have made it more interesting. :) Very well done pal.
26 Jul 2007 5:57pm
@Rahul: Thank you Rahul. Its not so easy to shoot when no one around in a tourist place.
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
I do love shots like this when they're done right... and you've done it so right!! Love it!!
26 Jul 2007 9:32pm
@amy: Thank you Amy and it feels so good...
@hamidreza: You are welcome Hamidreza.
@tetsu: Thank you.
@MaryB: Thank you Mary.
TravBoy from West/Wet Coast, United States
Beautiful capture and love the colours.
28 Jul 2007 3:42pm
@TravBoy: Thank you TravBoy!!!
@Chris Jart: Thanks Chris.
@jAY: You are welcome Jay.
Aayawa from Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Very nice, I feel like the corridor is the inside of a concertina.
Well done
21 Aug 2007 5:54pm
@Aayawa: You are welcome.
Kodak Z650 ZOOM
1/13 second
F/3.2
ISO 200
117 mm (35mm equiv.)