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Can you possibly photograph the tower too much?

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  1. 02-26-2010, 07:15 PM #1
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    Default Can you possibly photograph the tower too much?

    I think not.

    Lol, I should make a cutout of it and have it passed around and photographed in different cities ala the stolen dwarf lawn ornaments.

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    I don't recall ever seeing an image of the "Husky Tower" before and if I did, it never struck me like this one...I like it
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    Really liking this one too Jas. the clouds are a perfect complement to the tower.
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    It looks very cool from this angle. Very geometric.
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    Good shot. Interesting cloud pattern as well.
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    Good and sharp. Thanks for sharing.
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