cube by cbender

Photography • Architecture • posted on Jul 04, 2005

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cube location: Frankfurt/Main, Germany the next in the serie of pics taken with my wide angle objective (17-35mm) all will be architecture shots - or details of buildings i hope you enjoy :) the other shots: building T O W E R cathedral one cathedral three cathedral three/switch house one cathedral four *** previous posting: yellow thanks for stopping by and watching :) and of course - critics, thoughts, whatever are welcome - the more useful the better... ;) so don't hesitate to point out things which could be done better... thank you! -christian picture taken with a Canon EOS 50e / 17-35mm Fuji 200 scanned negatives and postwork/framing in Xara X1/PSP9

Comments (19)

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coolj001

5:25AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

Looks very cool. Excellent photo, and I very much like what you did here with the layout :-)

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sossy

5:53AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

contrastful presentation with a super perspective! fitting title! ;o)

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Prinzessin

6:01AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

Yeahhh... really cool...! Like the chosen angle for this building!! Excellent presentation, but not really sure about the font size, a bit too much i.m.h.o. But still very effective!! v dzk dvm ;-)

zahnfee

6:52AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

Exc layout & perspective go together very well!

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1pearl

7:22AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

Superb !!!

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Tommy3D

7:55AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

Amazing work and presentation Christian!! You have combined two art forms, Architecture and Photography to create an unique way of looking at the world...Well done my friend!!!

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marybelgium

9:53AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

EXLT ! Very well done!

Egmont

11:54AM | Mon, 04 July 2005

From a graphic design standpoint, I think this is the most successful design you have done in which you have incorporated type, lines and a photograph. It all works.

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