The Lockup

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By: Todd Weeks
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Todd Weeks {Karma:7636}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon PowerShot S1 IS
Categories	Architecture Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	Fort Louisbourg, 2005 (Canon S1 IS)	Lens	10X Image Stabilized (built in)
Uploaded	8/2/2005	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Louisbourg State - NOVA SCOTIA Country - Canada
About	This is one of the areas at Fort Lousibourg used to house prisoners or women & children during times of attack. I love the way they do the window bars.

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Pierre Martin {K:3355} 8/21/2005

I love all the textures you captured here! Very sharp focus too!

Todd Weeks {K:7636} 8/7/2005

Mark,

I knew you would ask, so I wrote a comment just for you. ;^)

Todd

Todd Weeks {K:7636} 8/7/2005

Thank you for commenting, Eric.

Todd

Mark Kresl {K:9434} 8/4/2005

Nothing like a little history to go along with a great photo, Todd. :) Nicely done.

Mark

Eric Peterson {K:4419} 8/4/2005

Nicely composed shot with the red door off center. The combination of varying textures adds a lot of visual interest to the scene.
Eric

Mary Brown

{K:71879} 8/3/2005

It almost looks like two pictures, the textures of each section are so different. Again, Todd. you show a knack for setting up a composition so effectively.
Mary

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