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  1. 14-10-2018, 16:46 #1
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    Default Notre Dame de Paris

    I know this is all skew and twisted but I'm posting it because I am so amazed that anything workable came out at all. Hand held, I just took 5 images in a row, swinging up and over. Thought you might be interested.


    Notre Dame internal panorama     by AlexR!, on Flickr
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    That’s fantastic Alex...a good idea well executed!
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    Well that's certainly different, maybe you'll start a new trend...
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    Default Re: Notre Dame de Paris

    Intersting image Alex. Like it

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    Great stuff Alex - what you might call a different perspective on things!
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    I like that Alex, very well done. A brilliant idea.
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    Not easy but you did well
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    Default Re: Notre Dame de Paris

    Thanks all, really appreciate your comments.
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