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Published: 2004-07-24 22:20:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 375; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 36
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One of my favorite places to stand is directly under a tall architechtural structure and look straight up! For some reason, many people like to do this frequently as well, but they never take any pictures of it! This was taken on my trip to Munich in June 04 and this is the original framing of the picture: almost perfectly centered, something that is hard to do when the top of the dome is some 80-100 meters above you!Related content
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Gracias por contestarme aunke no resuelvas mi duda, al menos me has contestado.
Saludos
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wow, eso fue en Julio de 2004!! (y aun me acordaba que quiza si le habia escrito algo que ver con matematicas). Que cosas!
saludos!
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Me gusta mucho esa imagen...curiosa cuanto menos, tu que sabes de numeros mucho mas que yo, Porque en los hornamentos y decoraciones de todas las iglesias, los hornamentos tienen forma de espiral, es decir represental el numero aureo de varias formas?
Saludos, y una galeria impresionante!!
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Hola!
Muchas gracias por el comentario (aunque... de donde sabes que se algo de numeros?)
La verdad... no me habia fijado mucho en las decoraciones de las iglesias desde el punto de vista del detalle: mas bien me habia fijado en la combinacion de las decoraciones, facetas, etc... es mas, ahora no sabria enumerar alguna iglesia con hornamentos en forma de esperial (a excepcion de columnas que son jonicas o doricas.. no recuerdo). Por ende, lastimosamente no puedo contestar tu pregunta!
saludos!
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Great shot, looks almost like I'm looking at a kaleidoscope. The subject may be traditional, but the execution is very nice. It's a shame the edges are so full of digital noise, I think you could probably clean some of that out in an image editor.
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Thanks for the visit, comment and... please tell me a little more about what "digital noise" is! Do you refer to how the pixels are more obvious on the edges? And.. how to clean them out with an image editor? (tools to use and so on.. like I told you before, I do not use one).
Actually, what is funny then is that this picture I did not take with a digital camera. Maybe "digital noise" has nothing to do with it coming from a digital camera! 
I love to look up under things and get these kind of shots: i have one that is really cool from standing directly under the Eiffel tower!
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Hmm, it's weird because it really looks like digital noise/grain. It's just pixels of random colors scattered around, they are usually caused by a low lighting (and thus appear on darker areas more easily). If it's not taken with a digital camera it could be something different altogether.
Most image editors have a function for clearing up noise and there are programs especially for that purpose, such as NeatImage and NoiseNinja.
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wow.. i love it. =0) Every since my Art History classes, i've loved the look of cathedrals... They're amazing...
you travel alot... don't you?
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Do you have many cathedrals in the US? Yes, when one studies facts in art-lessons, one enjoys the look of architecture so much more!
Yes, i really like to travel: haven`t been to THAT many places but... many places have at least something nice to showcase!
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yeah, we have cathedrals out here =0) ...
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huge ones? which are some of the famous ones? (so i can find some pics on internet!
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Hehe 
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hehe, so you replied your own message, eh? 
Well.. it would be funny to lie on the back on the floor.. IN A CHURCH!! I guess I would not do it though!
I love churches too! Favorite destinations when I am travelling
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We visited oh-so-many churches when we were in Rome
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Did you also go to St. Peters cathedral.. to the top of the church? I hear that is quite an experience!! When I was in Rome.. i didn't go up there unfortunately! :S
There is this other big church, where the Vatican was before St. Peters cathedral that is quite impressive! i donΒ΄t know the name!
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Yes, we did visit St. Peters cathedral, and no, we didn't go up to the top. We visited so many churches that I can't remember their names and now I find that I took way too few pics of them...
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Hej Hellie!
Did you have only a normal camera back when you were in Rome? I also realized when I just got to Germany, that I felt I had taken enough pictures, and after I developed them, i realized there were too few!!
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Yeah, I had my own camera (no-digi-one) with me, and the stupid thing puts red time of date in every pic! >.< I would like to post few more pics from Rome, but the date thing ruins it... 
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Yes, and those numbers are so huge on the pictures!! I mean.. it is a good idea to be able to put the date and time on pictures.. but, isn't there a different way? Like with ultra small numbers in the lower right corner? I guess that is why those cameras went quickly off the market!
Hehe, so the digi-cam is "your" cam, eh? 
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Okay 
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lol! looks like you need some reminding here too, right?
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hehe, the smiley you chose is maybe the position i should have taken the pic from!
have you seen the higher power 2 pic? two different churches.. one a huge one with a huge dome and the other one a small ultra-decorated one!
thanks for the comment! :hugs:
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let me try this little joke:
trying to make the green smiley hit the other in the head!
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Muahhahhaa! Die, you smiley!
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LoL!! First the smiley gets hammered in the head by a laughing green guy and now a lean mean cutting machine takes care of him!
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::bursts out laughing:: Hilarious!
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next stop...MΓΌnchen
.......cathedrals are the best....
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pero vos chicken no quisiste ir!!! Te acordas???
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whΓ€? que que dice que no le oigo...que tiene usted un _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ en la oreja....
pD...en enero
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conectate al msn pls
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