Scottish Rite Temple by Richardphotos

Photography • Urban/Cityscape • posted on Oct 19, 2007

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I took this yesterday.it is of course downtown Dallas and a block from yesterdays Farmers Market hope you enjoy as I did taking it.I will post the front view at another time thanks for viewing and any comments straight from my camera with no post work except resizing.the sky was exceptionally clear yesterday,well until after rush hour then it was smogged in again

Comments (97)

NytsMom

4:57PM | Tue, 23 October 2007

awesome as always!!

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Elcet

2:31AM | Wed, 24 October 2007

Aha… When I saw the thumbnail I asked myself: "well, what was the lens that this guy used to take this pict? Because it is not 3D, it is photo… I do not beleive that a 17 or 18mm (on a digital SLR) could give this result… Perphaps he has something better…" And the focal length is… 10mm! So, perhaps as me you have the fabulous 4-5.6/10-20 Sigma Pro EX… I had trouble to find it as secondhand one, but finally I succeeded! Stunning lens by its distorsion correction, evenness of lighting, isn't it? Thanks and thanks again to that incredible mathematician who is Mr Yamaki, the manager of Sigma who himself since years calculates his own lenses from a terminal on his office desk!!! I am so happy I could find the 10-20, so sad that I could not use my old 3.5/15 SMC Pentax that I used on my Minolta silver SLR on my digital Nikon now… I add that your subject is very nice, superb capture!

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GOLDILOCKSUK

11:56AM | Wed, 24 October 2007

What amazing pillars and a great POV thank you for sharing Richard :) Cathy xoxoxo

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OldHippieKeyboard

10:19AM | Sat, 27 October 2007

Wonderful shot of this beautiful architecture. Interesting that it looks so good at this film speed. Pics from my little Sony are very grainy at ISO 400...

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