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Mexico City - Take 2 - Museo Soumaya

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  1. 01-13-2013, 04:44 PM #1
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    For those lovers of innovative architecture

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    quite interesting!
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    Looks like a lot of work to build that. Really like the way you caught the light shining on it.
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    Now, that's what I'm talk'n bout.
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    Cool image - what a structure!
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    Great perspective to show the detail and also the overall effect in the single shot. Nice curved line of the building too.
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    Interesting building. Great angle.
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