10th QVB by Paul by ctfchallenge

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QVB
by Paul


10-JUN-2006	Paul

The Queen Victoria Building on George Street Sydney. A temple to shopping. I found a nice quiet spot on a wet, cold, winters day.

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ctfchallenge		18-Jun-2006 19:17
I think you chose a nice point of view for this one. Yvonne

Canon DSLR Challenge		17-Jun-2006 03:29
Paul, The building just looked like it was built before color film was invented. Oh well. theFly

ctfchallenge		15-Jun-2006 00:30
What a great old building! I like the arches and pillars, the floor and that great railing too. CJ

Paul		14-Jun-2006 10:16
Thanks. Lee, no no no. No b+w for me.

janewigginsphotography		13-Jun-2006 03:55
I agree with Nicola..that i've looked at this ....and can't quite come up with a comment on "why" i like it. Just beautiful I guess. I would have tried a different angle as the light fixture kinda puts me off. jano

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Jun-2006 21:53
well done Paul. Did you try this in BW? theFly

ctfchallenge		11-Jun-2006 20:24
Nice angle Paul, and great shot. There is something special in it, but I cannot say what. Maybe it is the viewpoint or the ambivalence of the architecture: if you darken the picture it looks a bit like a church. Best, Nicola.

Paul		11-Jun-2006 11:01
The QVB is a fabulous building with hoards of shoppers all over the place but i really liked this quiet spot by the stairs. Quiet of course as all the lazy sods use the escalators.

ctfchallenge		11-Jun-2006 01:11
Well seen Paul, I like the way the arches and columns frame the scene. Rich

Rod		10-Jun-2006 22:53
The archways work really well a. Look how small the columns are, up here they're at least 6' tall.

Brent		10-Jun-2006 16:02
Wow, looks like a beautiful building Paul. Nice find.

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