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Sense of Superiority

Sense of Superiority

Sometimes a thing gives off a sense of superiority because it is!

Sometimes a thing gives off a sense of superiority because it is!
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Canon EOS 4000D

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Aperture 71000/10000 ISO 200 Shutter 100/10000 Focal Length 25/1

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upload_date

Nov, 2023

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125

Likes

+55

Awards

Peer Award

+33

Top Choice

+5

Absolute Masterpiece

+4

Superb Composition

+4

Outstanding Creativity

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Superior decay indeed. 100 years ago it was certainly most impressive.

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It certainly would have been.

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Wonderful picture

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Thank you very much Erik

gorgeous doors

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It even has rat flaps :)

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Sounds like a Boomtown Rats record 😂

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I get a foreboding feel myself.

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Yeah, I can understand that

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