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Re: Looking Down
As one should.
When you do, a fine image such as this one may be the outcome. g.
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Where abouts is this Zaffs? It's definitely not Coffs Harbour.
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Looks like Cordoba taken from the Alhambra. Not saying it is mind. Greg
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could be a drone shot - something you not telling us Zaframan
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No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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Thank you for the comments guys. I took it from the copula of Florence's duomo (big church) looking down. You are quite right Mr Darcy the Italian and Spanish houses look very alike specially from a high vantage point. Biggerry, some day I will find the money to invest in a drone but for the time being I will have to climb stairs instead.
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