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Published: 2010-12-04 12:00:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 29071; Favourites: 1005; Downloads: 0
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Platforms of the telecommunication tower Hannover, called "Telemax", wrapped in fog.Featured:
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great! I'm really bewitched by the magic light and ambience, though it's a rather technical one (-:
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It was a mystic moment as i took the picture. 
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pretty cool shot... 
btw. one of my fave artists here on dA just let out a long series of foggy shots... i'll link you to a random one...
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Thank you very much! I really should get up earlier, much better chances to get some fog
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oh my... it's damn impressive. the fog here gives a massive effect
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Thank you very much! I would like to have more days with fog
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I'm really full of awe, especially because most of industrial photos follow a certain scheme, if not cliche. But yours is different.
One more thing. Is the tower so compact that it doesn't get visibly affected by perspective, or did you do anything to minimise it? I mean all the angles here look pretty straight.
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Thank you 
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yep, add in some decaying brick walls and that's roughly the scheme I meant.
Well in this case I would expect angle transformations from rectalinear lens (btw I love them <3), but as long as it's fixed in postprocess no one will notice. All in all, great job and a pleasure to admire.
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Hmm, wide angels are tricky. I like them too, but it's hard to get a really good picture without showing simply too much. Also, i like my fisheye 
BTW. I really like your portraits, something i focus and learn actually.
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yeah, they easily mess the photo with too much elements, but still... maybe I like them because their use is demanding?
Thanks a lot good sir! Nice to read that
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Good afternoon,
My name is Peter Sawyer and I write on behalf of Phototuts+ ([link] )
I would like to feature this image in a roundup article I am currently writing.
A link to the image, and the name of the piece would be given in the article.
Please let me know if you are ok with this ASAP, as it is due to go live Tuesday.
Thanks Peter
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Yeah, linking is ok, thanks for asking!
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The article has just gone live - [link]
Thanks again!
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You are welcome, thank you too!
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wow, reminds me of final fantasy 7 !
exceptional work ! love it !
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Well this deserves a DD.
Amazing shot.
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O wow, this would be great
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hab das gerade auf ffffound.com gesehen, und es hat mir gleich ausgezeichnet gefallen! Hat was unglaublich futuristisches an sich!
thumbs up!
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Wow DankeschΓΆn! Wusste gar nicht, das es dort ist! Spannend.
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Great shot! At first I really thought it was pure CGI.
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Awesome! This is great on so many levels.
Literally.
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I have thought that it is Louvre pyramid taken with multi exposure when i saw small preview of this picture into group timeline
Bravo! This photo is really striking!
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That pyramid looks interesting indeed.
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So well seen... I do like this angle.
Great shot!
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Thank you very much neighbor.
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Speechless man... So much atmosphere and foreboding. Great composition and angle!
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