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A View From Chesterfield Street

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    WOW. Erie. Love this: the narrow archway in the wall accentuating the single narrow rail leading away ... great image. WOW.
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    +1 to the WOW. Very nice exposure and an interesting view. Excellent.
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    Cool framing indeed. I reckon it would cool if the stone work was darker.

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    Really nice framing with the arch and I think the blossom in the tree helps as well
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    This image is so good, I had to just stare at it for a few minutes and admire it before trying to analyze what I like about it. Then after thinking about it, so many things work so nicely together, I'll just say, "It's a work of art." Beautiful!

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    This is a very captivating and lovely image. Any chance this is another view of the same track in "Hobo's Song"?
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    VERY strong image, Dig the framing, comp and colour!
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    This is just one of those, "WOW" captures that is so perfect in so many ways. Such a well balanced photo with several elements within it. Print, and frame it.
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