a trio from edinburgh tonight

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a trio from edinburgh tonight

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Edinburgh has interesting architecture and the stonework looks great in the evening light. Some interesting views over the roof tops Gio67, along with some crazy verticals from the wide angles :D. Any Nex on the streets today? I still have not seen one in the wild yet.
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Birma wrote:Edinburgh has interesting architecture and the stonework looks great in the evening light. Some interesting views over the roof tops Gio67, along with some crazy verticals from the wide angles :D. Any Nex on the streets today? I still have not seen one in the wild yet.
seen an oriental guy with one tonight,the pancake lens on it, i asked him a couple of questions but his english was as bad as my chinese, but it looked good and compact with the 16mm lens especially for city stuff, it got me thinking
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Looks like a great place for photography Gio67, impressive period achitecture, I liked the busker with the Sax.
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Good architectural trio, Gio67. : )

Nice Gothic period structure of which I like the windows and the glasswork. A very weathered and aged masonry colour that is still as good as it was ages ago.

Good captures of the angles opening to comprehensive views.

Thanks for sharing,

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