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04-NOV-2009

Exploration Place, Wichita

A repeat to give an overall view to the location of the previous image.
Designed by renowned architect Moshe Safdie who designed Habitat 67 in Montreal.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II
1/400s f/14.0 at 24.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time04-Nov-2009 03:30:12
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D Mark II
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length24 mm
Exposure Time1/400 sec
Aperturef/14
ISO Equivalent200
Exposure Bias-0.33
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Metering Mode
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Walter Otto Koenig24-Jan-2017 16:57
Great with these tones, contrast and perspective. "V"
Russell Tunny23-Jan-2017 11:01
Stunning image. Fine choice for mono. V!
Irene Wehrli28-Nov-2016 09:59
Very appealing architecture - fine shot Neil!
Irene
Buz Kiefer22-Nov-2016 18:48
Beautifully composed and a fine B&W conversion. Very nice leading lines. Vote.
Wim Ensie22-Nov-2016 10:13
Sharp grey building beautifully modelled and shot in BW. A great image Neil!!!
Jeff Real21-Nov-2016 18:28
This is so beautiful in b/w.
A superb result, my friend
~V~
Carol E Sandgren21-Nov-2016 18:03
What an amazing shape this structure has! I like how you photographed it with the lower in the frame composition. The black and white really shows off the tones and textures too!
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)21-Nov-2016 18:01
Lovely work,great lines.V
Paolo
Nestor Derkach21-Nov-2016 17:55
A beautiful composition and excellent monochrome presentation.
Nice sharp shot.
Vote
joseantonio21-Nov-2016 16:55
very nice perspective in this great composition.V.
bill friedlander21-Nov-2016 15:56
A superb composition and great tones. Kudos. V
Jim Coffman21-Nov-2016 14:58
A very fine capture with a winning perspective!
Nick Paoni21-Nov-2016 14:53
A striking architecture shot. Monochrome was a great choice for the presentation since it allows the viewer to focus on the buildings clean lines are geometric shapes. V
Bill Miller21-Nov-2016 14:06
That is a really dynamic shape for a building, and well photographed.
Tom Beech21-Nov-2016 12:40
Needs no words, speaks for itself....loudly.
peterjay4521-Nov-2016 10:12
Superb, Neil. Sharp and detailed, the contrast and composition are marvellous.
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