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17-SEP-2004 Jon Stern

3-107, 3-106 *

Costa Mesa, California

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/160s f/8.0 at 27.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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Canon DSLR Challenge19-Sep-2004 22:18
Yes, I wouldn't have bothered with this photo if the numbers weren't there. - Jon S
Anna Yu19-Sep-2004 05:25
Those numbers on the doors give this photo another dimension, suggesting that the buildning is military. I like that best.
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Sep-2004 20:09
You have to stay in the desert for a while before seeing its beauty. Architectural desert, remember? Nice graphic shot btw! --Olaf
iso320018-Sep-2004 19:05
Very contemporary. No question. This could easily be in one of those poncey art magazines. I like the simple colour palette. Nothing too distracting. Great shot.
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Sep-2004 17:14
This is the back of one of the buildings where I work. The only planes here are the radio controlled ones some of the guys I work with and I build! LOL - Jon S.
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Sep-2004 13:57
A T-Hangar is a kind of airplane hangar, that are in the shape of a T. The wings of the aircraft are aligned with the crossbar of the T, and the tail sticks into the vertical part. When put down in rows back-to-back overlapping, they end up looking like a normal rectangular building (with two small extra spaces on the end.) Anyway, I guess this could also be a normal industrial-park kind of building as well. -Ed Hahn
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Sep-2004 04:45
What's a T-hanger? - Jon S
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Sep-2004 04:20
T-Hangars, right? Nicely seen; I like the blue stripe and the blue sky together. -Ed Hahn