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Bath is simply packed with beautiful architecture, from end-to-end, including this bridge. Carrying only a 50mm prime lens, I turned a challenge into an opportunity.
(You’ll want to view this at a large size. This is even the “small” version, as the original is 25,000+ pixels wide, and way too large for Flickr to cope with.)
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4 Comments:
James– you should pop this into Photosynth (photosynth.net) –Nick
Awesome photo, and as Nick says, could be a good opportunity to try out Photosynth.
I would try Photosynth, but being on a Mac…
Photosynth should work if you were to fire up the Mac in Windows using Bootcamp as opposed to VMWare. It does mean spending time in the full Windows environment, however, and we all know that’s not a pleasant place to be.
Maybe something for when there’s more time available.
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