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simply lovely
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I agree. This is dreamy, but I feel there's
something sinister about it, too. It is
conflicted.
Fantastic image.
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Great great great!
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Great stuff. Definitely a dark undertone
here...
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beautiful, for some reason it looks kind of
medieval.
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Lovely light and tone!
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Simply excellent.
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Looks like a fantasy world, like entering a
computer game or something like that, and
stil so obviously a straight photo. Very
moody. You excell in this field Ansel :-)
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Blue and glowy and good. Your photos make
Richmond a sure stop for me.
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thanks everyone!!!
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.end. [deleted] says:
this is truly magical.
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Got drunk?
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A beautiful sentiment.
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Shortsighted gangster...
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Love this Ansel. That tiny spot of
foreground focus is perfect.
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Seen on your photo stream. (?)
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yeah, man. this is the mostest.
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Dude.. this is fantastic. I dig the eerie
mood.
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Laptop Peripherals of Fugu Hikikomori.
(Invite Only)., and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
Simply delightful!
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Thanks so much!
This is in Shockoe Bottom, the part of
Richmond that was flooded in 2004 by
Hurricane Gaston. The whole neighborhood is
basically on a flood plain. There are a lot
of bars in this area, but since the
construction of the flood wall, a lot of the
old warehouses have been or are being
converted into apartments and condos.
Shockoe comes from the Native American
Indian word shacquohocan, which as I
understand referred to the large flat rocks
that lay at the mouth of the creek that fed
into the James River near here.
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this is simply gorgeous. wow.
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Quite like the mood here.
I feel like I'm walking through a dark
dream...
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Beautiful, in a dark and sinister way.
Perhaps a shadowed figure lurking just out of
sight...waiting...
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Cream of Fugu. (The Collection)., and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
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beautiful, Ansel :-)
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your still awesome
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Nice night. Love the darkness and the blue.
Great perspective.
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this is fantastic Ansel!
beautiful photo of one of the parts of
Richmond that I love but rarely get to.
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Thanks!
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Fantastic night shot!
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Love the out of focus!
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:-))
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Serni's Adventures in Flickrland, and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
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cool style....love the look
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Mmmmm, I think you made the word up.....
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better not let Chief Powhatan hear you say
that Wendy ;-)
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I love this. There's a story here and I can't
quite figure out whether it will end in
darkness or light.
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