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This is a discussion on Inglewood within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I ended up getting stuck in Inglewood with a flat tire and a toddler, tried some pics of rouge and ...

  1. 05-24-2011, 01:02 AM #1
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    I ended up getting stuck in Inglewood with a flat tire and a toddler, tried some pics of rouge and some architecture of the old buildings, what a beautiful area of Calgary.
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    Cool set. Love the second shot, really neat.
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    I agree cool set. You definitely made the best of the situation. Love the irony in that second shot. Looks like the sign and (maybe the building) needs some restoring.
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    yep that;s why I took that one LOL
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    Nice set BP! I too really dig the antique shot! - I would have grabbed it myself had I seen it first, lol!
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    LOL thanks Marko
    I thought it had a touch of irony lol
    Funny thing is the storefront says "Junktiques"

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    Nice set BP! I too really dig the antique shot! - I would have grabbed it myself had I seen it first, lol!
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    A very nice set for sure, but i will have to be different and say i like #1 the best, with pp done, and the subject, just does it for me.
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    well seen and processed; complementary for sure. Happy accidents are sometimes so fruitful.
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