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Published: 2012-07-02 12:08:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 4490; Favourites: 222; Downloads: 173
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In the shadows of Ernst & Young and a few other cool buildings,destination City Hall and Tower Bridge,from my first foray into the Big C earlier this year.Have a good safe week my DA friends!
Canon 40D
More London,
South Bank,,
London
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Really excellent capture, Jonathan 
I also like that central open gutter--something else you might not see in the U.S.. I have to believe that here it would be covered for fear of someone stepping off into it and twisting an ankle or breaking a leg and then the lawsuits would fly like seagulls around a landfill 
I always look forward to seeing what visions and delights your forays into the Big C produce, brother
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Excellent brother,thank you for your always insightful and interesting visions on things
I agree with what you say and there are more and more fascinating buildings popping up in London every year.
I`m not quite sure what the purpose of that gutter is here,it might actually lead back to a water feature in the distance there,thank you always John! Have a good one today!
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before I saw who is the photographer of this photo, I knew it.. it is............. Jonnyyyyy
excellent work like usual
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Honoured OgiBoy....I have developed that same sense of recognition towards many fellow photographers here too just by glimpsing the thumbnail
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You nailed it, Jon!!! 
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Thank you dear Sis,just glimpsed your journal title..if I can`t reply before you go...have a great trip!
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My pleasure, Bro 
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What an absolute rectum pain when that happens!
Don`t worry though,just enjoy yourself and have a great time!...you deserve it!!!
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LOL Jon, you're always able to make me laugh! 
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Fishing! Hope you caught some tasty beauties...I love 
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Yep, we sure did! They were soooooo good too, Bro! 
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There goes my drool 
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lol Mine too Jon
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Obrigado dear Kami!
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Really nice, I like the colours
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perfection Jonny!! 
I feel as if I'm there!! and I love the spacing of the people and
how their colourful clothes contrasts perfectly with the turquoise tones of the building!
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Thank you very much Alex
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a superb lifescape Jonathan... love the sense of balance found.
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Much obliged Dennis,thank you sir
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you're welcome Jonathan
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You have a good week too man!
You use a tripod most times don't you Jon? I just always seem to have a vision of you with 1. Your shots are always very neat and carefully planned while shot at the perfect time. Like you sit and wait for that perfect moment.
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Thank you big JoE!
I`ve never took a Tripod into the City yet Joe,mainly because I only have a cheap one and even more mainly because it would piss me off carrying it about everywhere
But once I invest in a much better quality one,I know I`ll use and abuse it more
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Oh cool. Mine isn't that good either but I never use it either. I always think about someone walking past and kicking a leg on the way by 
Would love to try some shots sometime though. It could sure make a difference in some shots when the lighting isn't the best.
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I`ve never used a HQ one,with a proper ball and swivel head and all the gimmicks and to be nice and light,but strong and portable....I think it would make a great difference Joe
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This is mine. Not sure what's good or bad but I heard its an OK 1. I suppose the ski's the limit for spending but it was $100 or so [link]
Its nice and light actually and I use a rock climbing powder bag for carrying my lens so its a lot easier than bag and all and I have even tucked the tripod leg into the strap and hiked in the mountains. The powder bag is excellent and will close too with a string so around lakes it won't fall out. It acts like a holster for super ninja speed changing lenses 
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Well,yours is farrrrrrrrrr better than mine Joe
Mine was a cheapo Β£30 job,I`m sure I farted once and it fell over
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Haha! Did you try hanging some weight on it? They say even your camera bag will help and you can even put something in it. Like weight it down with all your money
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My Money couldn`t hold a balloon down,let alone that
I haven`t btw,but I probably won`t use it again now,will wait till I $plash the cash on a far better one
This is basically the one I got [link] |category_root|Photography|14419436/c_2/2|14419436|Camera+bags+and+accessories|30151794/c_3/3|cat_30151794|Tripods|30152066.htm
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The link broke but I fixed it
I bet though if you hang some weight on that hook it will be a whold different animal. Just something to try.
I'd like a better 1 too but will be sticking with what I have for now. Best of luck with the new one!
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I will Joe,have a good one
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