Sneaky upward

[Tigger]

had to be quick as this was a bank ceiling and all around was signs "no photos" HA like that would stop me, but shortly after getting this was pointed towards the door, but I got the shot :)

Sneaky upward by Ian Theobald, on Flickr

[EOS_User]

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Damn those bank security guys they're a pain in the a**e.
Last one I tried on a bank they were on the case instantly and insisted on me deleting the image!
I didn't have the courage to say 'no'... they were too big & beefy for my liking

[Tony Hawkins]

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Sounds like it was a tricky capture Ian. Shame you couldn't get right under the centre of the dome - that would have been a really interesting shot.

[Tigger]

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Damn those bank security guys they're a pain in the a**e.
Last one I tried on a bank they were on the case instantly and insisted on me deleting the image!
I didn't have the courage to say 'no'... they were too big & beefy for my liking

trust me they really weren't happy ...but I just pulled the "English" tourist look and said I dont understand and just headed for the door and didn't look back

Sounds like it was a tricky capture Ian. Shame you couldn't get right under the centre of the dome - that would have been a really interesting shot.

agree, but I've also found by going directly under you loose so much more as you don't see into the arches ...plus in this case I didn't have the time

[pelliott1954]

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Nice shot Ian

Regards Paul

[Parsen66]

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Trouble maker lol. Well worth risking your life for mate

[John Liddle]

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A great image Ian - if banks can still afford to be in buildings like this they must be hiding away even more of our money than we think!

[tesarver]

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Well done Ian

Tom

[StanEastwood]

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Excellent work Ian. Sometimes being fast is more important than being exact. Looks like you got it right. What would we do without you if they locked you up!

StanII