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wow. Great picture I like the reflections … and of course the car
I’m glad you like it, Gerrit.
An ingenious and beautifully executed shot. Surely it will inspire me to create something similar. Revelation
Thank you very much.
I’m looking forward to your picture.
As soon as there will be a chance to do
Okay. I’m looking forward to it.
ok
That should be sold to Peugeot! Awesome shot.
Yeah, I was thinking if I should really post this, to avoid giving Peugeot free promotion…
…but well, selling them the picture is a good idea. 🙂
Thank you for your compliments, John.
(Laughing Imagining a gent with a camera ignoring all the dramas swirling around him in the street, intently peering at angles and reflections. If the townsfolk took a break from their own preoccupations, they might notice him and say to each other, “Who do you think this odd bird is?”) LOVE THIS PHOTO.
Thank you very much for your compliments, Kim.
Well, I’m not that extreme, that I won’t notice anything around me…
…but when I switch on my “photographic eye” I surely notice a lot of other things. 🙂
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You’re welcome
That’s a car with personalty
Yes, it is.
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I’m constantly amazed at technological advances – now wondering how they get a fine historic building to fit inside a nice car??
Well, it is similar to the ship in the bottle. 🙂
Good one! haha
🙂
Excellent. 🙂
Thank you.
This is a cool view 😀
Thanks, Paula.