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Published: 2006-03-29 00:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 2184; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 66
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Stairs in the Longworth Building. Again, I didn't have a tripod...
...hence the blurriness.
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To be honest, the fact that it's blurry doesn't bother me in the least. I know this might sound a little odd, but to me the slight blur makes it look asthought the railing is moving... kind of like a snake? Like I said, you probably think that sounds odd!
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I never thought of that before 
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That would be a hard stairway to pass up a shot of.
I've made endless railings similar, so this is great.
It could of been interesting as well at this speed, a person's blur as they moved in the background.
You captured a best of with the lighting at probably 1/8 of a second.
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That would be pretty cool!
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when i first saw this in your gallery it immediately reminded me of setting up dominoes in a line all standing up and knocking the first one down only to watch the chain reaction of them all falling in the line. great capture!, i'm sure you know what i'm talking about.
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Hehe...I never thought of it that way.
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great shot, its got a really interesting, smooth, flowing feeling to it that's unusual for staircases like these
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wow.. looks like a roll of film after processing.. sick like it heaps..
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wow those stairs are a work of art in an of themselves!
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reminds me of a breaking ocean wave or the swell created by a gust of wind in a field of grain!
another great pic... as with the dome of the Texas photo, I think you exploite the natural beauty most take for granted in structures we pass or see in our everyday lives!
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Thanks so much for the encouraging words and comments!
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hey, you work speaks for itself...
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What a gorgeous staircase and nice composition. ~RM~
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This is a cool photo, blurry or not. Handholding is tricky at best, and it takes a lot of practice. When I saw the small view of this, it reminded me of an unraveled roll of film
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I really like the angle of this photo, and I love staircases. It's nice to see something that's not shot from the middle looking down or up, with the spiral effect.
Thanks for the note, by the way. Any criticism of my stuff would be more than welcome. I don't really consider myself to be a photographer, but I'm trying to get better ...
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Thank you very much
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Wow its still amazing, tripod or not. I love how the stairs wrap around like that they just kind of disappear and drop down at the sides.
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I like how the railing is curved.
Looks like a snake.
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oh, I forgot. I wondered if you had ever tried this photo with a right sided mirror image? That would look really cool I think. If you have, or decide to, lemme see!
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this is really an awesome view! And No, I dont' think we do give enough credit to staircases...
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Wow - thank you so much! I really appreciate it a lot
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Oh I like this. I do wish it were a little crisper, but considering you didn't have a tripod, it's good.
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I don't think we give enough credit to staircases 
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I don't think we give enough credit to staircases
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Very good composition!
The blur ain't looking good in close up...
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I love the lighting and the detail on the iron
the fact that it's not very clear is actually appealing to me, adds kinda like a mystery/memory effect?
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Hi!!!
this is very fine!!! just consider the bluriness as part of the concept.. very neat.. good job!!!
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Wow ! Same too me, looks like an optical illusion
Stunning colors/tones, great angle, I like it
Good work
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You have an excellent eye for form and symmetry, I love this one!!
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You are so welcome!!
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