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- 8/365 Oh my darling, Clementine
- 7/365 For tomorrow's breakfast
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5 comments:
oh, the peoples look so small!
When I was a kid, I thought Wall street was called that because of big walls and now I find out that I was right!
look at all the walls, literally! what a great perspective.
Terrific perspective and great cold colors.
The walls are fabulous. This one is even better big. But this is not the mental picture I get when I conjure up Wall Street in my mind's eye during the daily news. Go figure. Your shot is wonderful.
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