share YOUR abstract portions of buildings or architecture

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i had posted these in another thread because i was thinking it was a "everybody share your..."
thread but it wasnt so heres a "share yours with mine"...

the Cadet Chapel at the United States Air Force Academy. no lights in image 2. just stained glass windows...

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This is just something I wanted to try.

Here's the original:

Canon EOS 40D • Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II @50mm • 1/2000 • f/1.8 • ISO 100

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And here's my final image:

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I do realize that all of the doors look exactly the same with the exception of the colored tint I used but I was going for artsy here. Next time I'll find a door without blemishes all over it.

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Terminal 2, Hong Kong International Airport.

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Ceiling structure in the Chicago underground pedway system

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One Light Down. The outer skin of the Jay Pritzker Park bandshell in Millennium Park, Chicago

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DavidWatts wrote in post #18399997
Ceiling structure in the Chicago underground pedway system

One Light Down. The outer skin of the Jay Pritzker Park bandshell in Millennium Park, Chicago

these are amazing.... thanks!

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IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/WsWP​f9 St Paul's Cathedral Dome by Ferran, en Flickr

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love these...

St Pauls ceiling especially. it reminds me of a kaleidascope... boy i hope i at least got CLOSE to spelling that correctly...

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Ltdave wrote in post #18428199
love these...

St Pauls ceiling especially. it reminds me of a kaleidascope... boy i hope i at least got CLOSE to spelling that correctly...

very clOse

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Some simple photos

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