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By: Roger Skinner

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Photographer	Roger Skinner {Karma:81846}
Project	#40 Street Photography	Camera Model	Kodak DCS Pro 14n
Categories	Architecture Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	Architecture Hunter Places The Streets Where You Live	Lens	Nikkor 28-200
Uploaded	10/8/2006	Film / Memory Type	CF Card
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Critiques	5	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Muswellbrook State - NSW Country - Australia
About	just another image from the Heritage walk round Muswellbrook recently..last weekend

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Roger Skinner

{K:81846} 10/13/2006

Ta Sophie nahh the track cutting was a deliberate choice ..I keep doing it and I dont know why other than to irritate folks.. no not really just to throw another perspective up

Roger Skinner

{K:81846} 10/13/2006

it is kekeke a certain univrsality

Ian McIntosh {K:42997} 10/13/2006

Vripes this could be Port Chalmers.

Sophie King {K:3250} 10/12/2006

I love perspective pictures so if you put one up Im quite likely to comment on it. Great shot of the tracks, its a really good point of view. I, too, wonder if James is right; would landscape have been a better view? Oh well, it doesnt matter. This picture is pretty good,
Sophie

James Cook {K:38068} 10/9/2006

I wonder if a landscape orientation would have worked better for this one? Include the whole track? Oh, well. Maybe not. I like the curve of it all though. It's as though the tracks hold that segment of Earth together.

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