How Many?? by Kim Walton

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GillyB Plus

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13 Aug 2007 9:24AM

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Do I count complete spots or do half ones count?

Excellent detail Kim, well spotted.......

gill

Possum 10 148

13 Aug 2007 9:25AM

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Terrific crop of this wonderful piece of architecture.
Allie

User_Removed 14 39 6

13 Aug 2007 9:26AM

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Yo tired to count

LOL

victor

scott_jessuk 11 249 1

13 Aug 2007 9:29AM

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Does that include the half spots? or just the full spots?

Great shot, different angle than the usual which is very good.

Scott

simon butterworth 13 41 1

13 Aug 2007 9:41AM

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Amazing how you see patterns within the patterns. I think a large print could be quite mesmeric!

Simon

Slaterm 11 496 1

13 Aug 2007 9:48AM

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agree with Simon - the patterns and texture in this image are spot on. Looks very good in mono

Mark

Buffalo_Tom 11 2.3k 9

13 Aug 2007 9:50AM

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Super mono abstract Kim.Love this shot.
Tom.

IanFlindt 12 740 21

13 Aug 2007 11:42AM

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Ooh, this has an extraordinary effect on the eyes, Kim, especially if you view it from the bottom up. The varying shades of dark and light offer exceptional depth, dimension...and dizziness!

wyatturp 11 2

13 Aug 2007 12:35PM

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plays with the eyes, view the big picture, nice one

Doug-------------------

bliba Plus

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14 Aug 2007 10:16AM

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a great piece of architecture..well captured

Mavis Plus

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14 Aug 2007 11:06AM

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Years since I was in the Bullring Kim . Lived at Redditch till I was 17 so Brum was a day out. Never saw anything as fantastic as this though . Think I must come back . xx

Portknockie 12 48

14 Aug 2007 1:35PM

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350 Spots...lol...Great shot

Don

penzance 13

14 Aug 2007 1:42PM

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Hi Kim,
There are 1436.

Brian.

MDaniel 10 3 3

14 Aug 2007 1:44PM

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a well photographed thing these days, but nice to see another version

Kim Walton 13 145 30

14 Aug 2007 1:48PM

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Tried to get a google answer and failed---too many.

HowardA 10 231

14 Aug 2007 1:50PM

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Mesmerising - thanks to the light and dark tones and the angle of view I guess.
A really lovely range of tones in this Kim...good mini-series.
Howard

Glynn 11 1.2k 1

14 Aug 2007 9:02PM

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Excellent - reminds me of a fly eye

Glynn

SuperRoo 10 63 2

14 Aug 2007 10:57PM

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Interesting angle on this well known & photographed landmark. Good to see something a little different and the mono treatment really helps to lift it.

Paul

AliMurray 10

16 Aug 2007 3:08PM

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Different. I like it. Glad to be 30th click.

Alison

Glostopcat 11 255 2

16 Aug 2007 7:07PM

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A terrific image, this one is perfectly suited to mono

DP_Imagery Plus

12 24 6

16 Aug 2007 10:05PM

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A different and effective viewpoint. Bruce

lobsterboy Plus

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18 Aug 2007 9:07PM

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Well done on finding a new view point.,
Chris

fentiger 16 916 23

20 Aug 2007 8:29AM

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An hyponotic piece of work!! Well conceived and produced.

Albert

gringoninjo 11 56

20 Aug 2007 6:28PM

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This is one of those places I'm desperate to visit with the Zero. Can there actually be a bad photograph of this place!?
Never seen a head-on view before, it looks like a macro shot of a glam-rock microphone!