Outside of a multi-storey car park in Reading.Old Canon Canonet with FP4 film; that's him in the side-bar on the right. A good 40 years old now.
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John
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13 comments:
I love symmetry in photos. Very challenging, but fun when you get it like this.
PS Thank you for the nice comment!
Very interesting photo - I like it!
wonderful!
~robert
I like the strong vertical lines in this composition, it leads your eyes towards the circles, nice!
Nice lines and symmetry! It looked even better when I enlarged it.
Very nice shot.
Great design. Irresistible, and a very fine shot.
Great photo from the old camera. I have Canon too but a digital one. Very interesting angle.
Nice geometric shot and cool camera!
Nice lines John. Love that FP4.
What a cool building. I HATE driving up and down in the parking garages, but this one I might enjoy. genie
What a gorgeous camera John, wish I had kept the family cameras over the years!!
Love visiting your blog always something to learn.
Carla
Someone thought long and hard about the design of those windows and the grills and frames. They just don't do that any more.
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