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Auckland Harbour Bridge by Chris Gin

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Auckland Harbour Bridge

By Chris Gin

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Auckland Harbour Bridge at night.

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Comments (35)

  1. bdwilcox

    The main problem with this photo is that the composition leads the eye out of the picture. The photo works much better once it is flipped horizontally. Not only does it then lead the eye into the pic, it also creates a dark area on the left that serves as a better background for desktop icons in Windows.

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  2. brizkit

    REPENT, I have to disagree about the sky. I love the vertical centering of the bridge, it brings a nice spacial balance. Saying that more water is "essential" is hardly a path to uniqueness! P.S. I suggest you look up the definition of "flame war" -- I've been as respectful as possible in a discussion like this (albeit off-topic). In fact, I'd say your last comment is much closer to an offensive flame.

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  3. REPENT_OF_SIN

    @IFL...I think taking down wall papers is rude. Once they are posted they are property of IFL and as such should not be subject to whimsies of conversational winds that sometimes occur in comment area. A conversation is a work in progress while the picture once posted is a work of art--a done deal that should be respected as part of history. Given that many people enjoy IFL's wall papers regardless of what's going on in a comment lobby I think it should also be the view of InterFaceLift. It would put this web site in disrepute if I start noticing my favorite wallpapers dissapearing one by one. Personal opinions are like the wind if they are not based on truth. Truth is immortal it goes on forever. Jesus is Truth. When we see a personal opinion based on truth we must respect it but abhore the lies of the devil. @brizkit... I think your flame war must stop. Think. Be quiet. If you claim to be a Jew behave like a Jew.

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  4. REPENT_OF_SIN

    A little less of uneventful sky and more of the water with longer exposure so you would see reflections better meanwhile properly positioning the bridge to be off of center would make this a beautiful picture. Getting down capturing more of water is essential for water shots to shine through as a unique picture.

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  5. Anonymous

    @brizkit look, just change your avatar and stop insulting uncircumcised penises and we'll be fine. that kind of avatar misrepresentation is offensive anyway. if i were a black person i'd say 'how dare you?' (you know how sensitive they are to this kind of stuff) Barney Gumble (+197) People generally respect my opinions, they think I'm a genius and I'm very popular with the ladies.

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  6. brizkit

    Barney, you'll get no argument from me over the avatar... Yes, I liked it, stole it, and used it. Should I assume that you're a banned, defecating bull? You say: "but that circumcision still doesn't make sense. you're either an uncircumcised masochist or you were circumcised because of medical problems. people in turin don't maim their newborn boys' genitalia for fun like moslims or americans." Or the Jewish people. Or a third of the male population. Obviously you're not from Turin. There are almost 50,000 of us in Italy. Barney, my gripe is not about circumcision... it's about the fact that you turned to race at the mere sight of a black face. Let's argue the procedure, but please leave presumption out!

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  7. Anonymous

    @brizkit oh i see what you mean. so you stole the picture and used it as your avatar. when you said you 'created' your avatar, i figured you actually created it, you know, from your picture. but that circumcision still doesn't make sense. you're either an uncircumcised masochist or you were circumcised because of medical problems. people in turin don't maim their newborn boys' genitalia for fun like moslims or americans. anyway, the picture to which this debate attaches to still sux. (- 82 674) People generally hate me and wish I would just leave this forum.

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  8. brizkit

    @ bm.7729 -- again, the avatar is not a picture of me... http://www.100portraits.co.uk/portrait-detail-31.html I was born (not raised) in Turin. You can guess where I live now. By the way, I'm not the one rating your comments down. I don't think the "blocking" system is fair or logical, personally, so don't target me! :-)

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  9. brizkit

    The irony of Barney's posts is that I'm not actually a black person -- my avatar was created from a piece at 100portraits.co.uk. (Being from Italy, I don't consider myself a NAACP spokesman.) I do think it's revealing that Barney immediately turned to racially charged statements based on an irrelevant joke I made on another submission. That's a non-sequitur at best. Anyway, sorry for the rant. I like this photo. Despite the "utilitarian" bridge, it makes a heck of a desktop, which is what this place is all about. Great colors and framing!

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