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Saad Salem
{K:62864} 7/6/2009
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so very fine ,I thought from the thumb nail it was some thing like Disney Land, my regards, Saad.
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 7/7/2009
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Thank you, Saad. Yes, it looks like a Disney ride, doesn't it. I wanted to climb it but I'm too old for that now...
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stingRay part 2 .
{K:239449} 7/8/2009
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The all-seeing eye again Roger. Lots of interesting action from the people caught up in the shot. I love the patterning formed from the paving.....Another lovely shot my friend. Cheers again........Ray
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 7/8/2009
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Thanks, Ray. That modern "sculpture" is really something, isn't it! On the full-size image the young lady with the bare legs is actually visible in the distance, too--she walked that much closer while I was doing my thing with the fisheye lens and monopod! We call these double images of people "doppelgangers" (German).
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stingRay part 2 .
{K:239449} 7/8/2009
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I didn't comment on the sculpture as I wasn't too sure what it was Roger. I can now say that it is very impressive my friend. I am sure I have seen samples of your doppleganger images way back in the past Roger and it is awesome to see that effect on your multi exposure compositions. BTW young ladies with SHAPELY bare legs can appear in your shots as many times as they d--n well please  ..........Cheers to you my dear friend....Ray
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 7/9/2009
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Unfortunately "shapely" is not a word that comes to mind often in Japan, Ray... "sturdy" would be the kindest. But I keep looking [grin]
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Janina Fikus
{K:2366} 9/15/2009
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Interesting photo.
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 9/16/2009
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Thank you, Janina. This is a very unusual "sculpture" for Japan, where public art often reflects the tastes of anonymous committees and tends to be safe and a little boring!
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Keith Saint
{K:12981} 11/20/2009
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Very unique and well seen. Like the paving and the way it forms a nice shape to the foreground Thanks for your nice comments
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