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“ Try-angle ”
This was definitely a trying challenge. I took this photo in my hairdressers. The building is called the Masters House and dates back to the 14th century with 18th century updates. The building is the only one remaining from an old college. The leaded windows are the original features. This ...
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  • Ellen F Edited 9 months ago

    Great spot of lots of triangles.  Way to see this opportunity and capture it.

    Great spot of lots of triangles.  Way to see this opportunity and capture it.

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  • Eileen Wadie Edited 9 months ago

    I agree 100% with the first sentence in your narrative.  This year was my third try at this type of challenge and ZI still don't think I quite understand it… more

    I agree 100% with the first sentence in your narrative.  This year was my third try at this type of challenge and ZI still don't think I quite understand it. Emphasizing the window with the framing works perfectly for the challenge.  I wonder if a little different angle might have gotten some of the cars in the triangle sections of the window.

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  • Harriet Muschany Edited 9 months ago

    The colors pop so nicely against the black grid. Looks like you were going for a straight horizon instead of the straight horizontal line?

    The colors pop so nicely against the black grid. Looks like you were going for a straight horizon instead of the straight horizontal line?

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  • Shirley Williamson McDonnell Edited 9 months ago

    This is a facinating capture. I like your window with its blurred background. I was thrilled with this challenge either. I knew what I needed to do, but in reality it… more

    This is a facinating capture. I like your window with its blurred background. I was thrilled with this challenge either. I knew what I needed to do, but in reality it wasn’t what I wanted to do. 
    Love your quote.

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