thelearningcurve

To Infinity And Beyond

To Infinity And Beyond

Corner of one of the downtown towers here in Toronto.

Corner of one of the downtown towers here in Toronto.
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Canon EOS REBEL T1i

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settings

Aperture f/16.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/100

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Apr, 2011

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2106

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great shot

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congrats on the feature...architecture makes for interesting photos!

Nice shot! congrats!

Great shot! Congrats on the feature!

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Congratulations on your Feature photo!

so good!

Great leading lines and vanishing point! Congrats on the feature!

Great POV! Congrats!

Wondeful POV. Congrats on your feature!

Congrats

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Congratulations on your feature photo.

congratulations, great POV!

love the colors

Amazing POV... awesome feature!!!

Fabulous capture!
Congratulations on being featured!

congrats on the feature!

sweet shot! congrats

great perspective!!!

awsum shot :O

This is very nice....

very nice

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beautiful reflection/color! congratulations on your Feature!

All I can say is "Wow".

excellent pov

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Nice shot.

Fantastic!

Fantastic shot !

Love it

Beautiful in simplicity!

nice perspective!!

well deserved feature! the angle, the colours, the overall simplicity is perfect.

Fantastic!

Fabulous work here ! Congrats on the feature,colors are very eyecatching !

I cant stop looking at this, I get dizzy when I look up at a tall building and I get dizzy looking at this photo! great shot!

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great shot :)

Thank you everyone for your kind words. Very honoured & humbled by the feature. Quite the shock to open my VB email and see my pic there. Thanks again.

congrats on a very well deserved feature. you got it going on. all your pic s are awesome!

Beautiful capture! Feel free to visit and vote my entry at http://www.viewbug.com/photo-contest/166/1229910 in the "Bridge Photo Contest". Thank you!

Perfect title choice! Excellent image! Well done and congratulations on your feature!

Very cool shot!

Awesome shot!!

nice

Great low angle shot. Amazing composition :)

Fantastic!

Falling down!

That truly is a high building!

well observed

i love your work!!

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