Flaming Sconces at Casa de la Luz

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Image Title: Flaming Sconces at Casa de la Luz

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By: Carol Watson
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Carol Watson {Karma:5185}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony DSC-F505V
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Carl Ziess
Uploaded	7/7/2003	Film / Memory Type
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Critiques	9	Rating	5.39 / 9 Ratings
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About	Taken at night at Casa de la Luz, where we stayed last December. I was so fascinated with the beautiful shadows created by these Mexican lights that I brought a similar one home with me. You may recognize the archway from an earlier photo I've posted here (taken in the afternoon). I need to get back to this place. I miss it so....

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Michelle Gerdes

{K:524} 11/22/2004

I love the dance of light on a wall.I have a shot or two that you might appreciate.You have MANY great shots in your portfolio, I look forward to seeing more.

Karen Siebert {K:12076} 7/23/2003

Beautiful Carol. I love the lights. Awesome shot. The only thing I believe would improve it compositionally is to crop out the doorway. Then what a beautifully symmetric picture you would have. Great job, nonetheless. This is a nice image.