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Published: 2007-01-09 16:33:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 2586; Favourites: 138; Downloads: 0
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The Queen's House, Greenwich.Related content
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Hi! Iβve featured this lovely photo in my journal: [link]
I hope thatβs ok ^^
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Well, as cliche as spiral stairwells usually go, this one really breaks out out of the pack with sheer beauty and delicateness... The colours, the gradations in in tone and shade are wonderful.
Well done, in a hard-to-stand-out-in theme!
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It's amazing how much it looks like a fractal.
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My god... This is awsome. So clean!
When I first saw it I thought it was taken from above looking down XD
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Heh, I'm glad you like it
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Ah, this reminds me of the good ol' days when coxi and takitus where my idols. great capture
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Amazing!! Like someone said, it looks like a type vector thing!! great show my man!
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Feels like it's gonna go forever. Almost fractal like. Good shot.
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oh my gosh.
this makes me want spiral steps so badly.
it's so pretty. & you have the perfect angle.
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perfect!
love the blue tones
and the stairs disappearing in the white
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Hey!
I featured this piece in my 31k journal!
[link]
Congrats!
=aimeelikestotakepics
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Thank you very much! 
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a bit over-exposed somehow
but romantic (somehow)
the center looks like some vector
nahh , like it
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Yeah, the original image isn't overexposed; I was trying to get the white to look as pure as possible. The real stone is more off-white, a bit yellow. Then on top of that there's the different colour profiles as well. Despite that, I think I got it fairly near to what I'd like it to be.
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Beautifully done babe, I love how you've done it in portrait too.
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Did you take yours in landscape then? How did it turn out?
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Not as good as this one
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The blue and white together, magical. Looks like God's looking down at your lens.
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Thanks for the comment
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