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    Another from Eastern State Pen in Philadelphia. This image was pretty straight forward and didn't need multiple exposures however I still gave it a "grunge" look.

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    Dave, I like the grunge look here and the interest of the hinges really adds to the look.

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    Ditto Denise. While I realize that these are old building I go believe that this would look a bit better with some CW rotation as that at least would level the top of the fence as well as the boards on the right....
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    Hi Art, I agree that the roller bar is slanted upwards. However the metal bar across the door appears to be level.
    Then the question is what to level...the metal band or the roller bar?

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    Thanks Dave. I see your point. Maybe split the difference ?
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    Yup, I saw the same thing...but only because this happens to me all the time! I love what you've done here, Dave...great technique and such an interesting balance to the image. I'd split the difference...

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    Art & Julie, good suggestion on splitting the difference. I'll check it out....

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