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This is a gorgeous photograph in a thought provoking way! 
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Thanks so much
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This is a beautiful image. You captured a wonderful shot here. The lighting and reflections are wonderful. I like this very much.
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Thanks much for the kind words
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Thanks
Thats not real blood in your gallery is it ?
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haha, i don't think you'd want me to answer that.
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it sure looks real....my curiosity needs to know D:
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yes.
i get a lot of nosebleeds.
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as long as they're not self-inflicted 
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I'm not really sure what is the thing that truly astonishes me at this piece... maybe it's the colors, maybe the way you captured it...?
In any case the piece is very harmonic & peaceful to look at.
Oh and anyway, if this window with this "view" is in your home, I would be jealous.
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Thanks you're too kind
Oh, no need to be jealous of the view, if you splash a bit of dirty water on your windows you'll have the same view as the setting suns rays struggle to get through
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Hmm, but even if I splash a water on my windows, I think I'll be still missing something... maybe other view than a lot, _lot_ block of flats.
My pleasure!
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yeah if you live in the city you won't see too much green I suppose
Suburbs aren't so bad after all
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yeah but its rare that people appreciate what they have instead of lusting after what everyone else has got
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Atmospheric window, Kamal! Very Dickensian!
We have sash windows too, but they don't look as great as these. Ours are more Edwardian were as yours look Georgian!
Great stuff!
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Thanks again man - and to avoid flooding (and I imagine you're already drowning is messages 
British folks with their strange metaphors - though I used to hang with this pick pocket named Oliver in my younger days - we'd constantly badger Ol' Ebby - that guy was such a scrooge. One time we dressed up as ghosts and broke in to his house on Christmas, it was hilarious
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My pleasure, Kamal!
I don't know what the Dickens your on about there though!
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dude if thats sarcasm - the internet makes it quite hard to decipher
Dickens - wrote a story about Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol - my reply was filled with pop culture references - I think that the comment was inspired by the fact that my windows were Dickensinian or something
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Kamal, my apologies at bad humour!
Dickens also wrote 'Great Expectations' (one of my favourite stories!) and 'Hard Times' so I was suffusing my reply with my idea of humour!
I was hoping to follow on your Christmas Carol account, which had me chuckling, but I fear I may have caused unintentional offence, for which I profer my abject apologies, kind sir!
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oooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh now it makes sense 
Remember man, I'm American - and we are a (proudly) dense group
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Ha ha!
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That maybe true - but we've mastered and perfected the art of density
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Ha ha ha!
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I'll give you that - but the student has become the master
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Thanks - stains on a window always make it look better
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Thanks man and also for the 
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Ooh, indeed!
I really like how you've centred it, here, although... if you look closer, you get a feeling that it's been... mirrored.
Nevertheless, the way the colours contrast is great. I like the marks on the windows, too, and the effect it creates.
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It is just a mirrored image - I liked the way it looked better that way - thats the fun in DSLR-ing
Danka
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Thanks man - for the comment and
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