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I love the architecture at this college. It's just unbelievably beautiful. I finally got this shot after experimenting with different lighting at different times of day... and trying to get one without people in it
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Canon PowerShot A40 1/10 second F/2.8 5 mm Nov 12, 2005, 6:50:24 PM Share |
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