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20th April 2004
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An Elf's Door
This door is actually shorter than 1.6m. Caught this at Capitol.
Usual convert b/w, toning and graining.  
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20th April 2004
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Hi Wheels,
I love the lines and texture of this photo. The grain adds a softness to the edges and is like a contrast to the slightly swirly patterns on the walls. Very nice! |
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21st April 2004
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texture..is the key here
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21st April 2004
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Classic look, would like to cropped right to the bottom of the door, or show more of the floor.
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I would love to do that too but the floor is actually the road with the double yellow line. Felt that with the roads and all will lose that classic look.
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21st April 2004
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Like the grain. Reminds me of the good old days at Capitol cinema hanky pankying.
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