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Submitted: August 21, 2006
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Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D70
Shutter Speed:1/50 second
Aperture:F/4.0
Focal Length:12 mm
ISO Speed:200
Date Taken:Aug 19, 2006, 6:10:11 PM

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Urban Majestic IIby =rubberman542

Photography / Architecture / Exterior

One last shot of the Tokyo Municipal Offices in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

The kids playing in the foreground looked like they were having so much fun, I couldn't resist

*Foxxen Aug 11, 2007 Hobbyist Photographer

Good stuff!

~iSHOTit Oct 24, 2006 Photographer

Very nice composition.

*bozaman Sep 11, 2006

you managed to convey the beauty and human touch of this location in one shot - very well done.

~eNola-Rayne Sep 10, 2006 Hobbyist Photographer

I love the curves working against each other!

~chocolatenoir Aug 30, 2006

Nice.

!makiwara Aug 29, 2006

i think you shoud definately do more stuff like this.
urban environments. not only architecure and sometimes minimalistic nature. i love your architecture shots, but youre able to do so much more! documenting the urban life. tokyo is so perfect for that.

~sundreaming Aug 27, 2006 Photographer

circles... I guess I would have taken it almost from the ground, probably angled -lots of ways to use this, lots of good elements. I like that sky, and the way it fades to dark...

by the way today BAM, looks like all the lost devs are back in the dev-watch inbox, and that in a fraction of a second... just like they were gone. they're slowly fixing it I guess -I still hate how the DDs don't show up anymore when you open a dev. not worth getting one these days

=rubberman542 Aug 28, 2006 Photographer

Yes, I've been there shooting countless times and evrytime I go the sheer beauty of the architecture inspires me... there's just so many ways to shoot them, I never tire of going there