Pleasant Symmetry
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No match
I shot this beautiful building on a day trip I took to Stockholm. I made small color adjustments in Photoshop. Hope you like it!
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop.
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Comments (14)
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Adam Dell
I enjoy this photo! it is very creative. I love architecture phtots. Nice shot. By the way, I looked at the other version of beautiful symmetry and I like that one as as well. Not as much as this one though.
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Thanks for the comments guys, glad (most of) you like it! here is a link to a more colorful version http://flickr.com/photos/pravinnarsing/3322982945/sizes/o/ cheers!
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theroyalestella
I really like this and it looks great as my wallpaper. Thanks
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mindlessmissy
So when is the pope coming out ...?
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Bojan Marsetich
Beautiful. i love architecture. Finally someone did catch the beauty of simple things thet we do not notice when we go around...
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animeinme
It's okay and I appreciate it. I just find it rather boring.
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trout
You know, as much as I do like this, I'd love to see a version with some color in the sky. If you can make that available, would you be so kind as to provide a link? Thanks mate.
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trout
I like this. Thanks for the submission.
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Ferris
This seems oddly familiar.
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altruist
not my taste :) sorry
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Its the little things in the photo that aren't symmetrical that just make it great, I really enjoy this one
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JakeBurdick
this looks phenomenal! this is beautiful as my background! thank you!! keep up these awesome shots!
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ifrogg
beautifully simple. great contrast, angle, lighting.... but yes, a different or more colorful sky would make it a whole lot better and more dramatic. thanks! creepy, yet beautiful.
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golf007sd
A very nice shot of the building. The angle of the shot also gives the image a 3D look and feel as well. Not sure of the coloring of the sky was truly in that fashion however. This will be added to my library. Thanks for sharing :D