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Yo Mike, I love this pic. What was your medium? It appears you used a Samsung S4 Camera with 1080p. It looks like you took it at the perfect time of day when the light was just right. As a slave to the beauty of art I can understand the laborious hours it must have taken you to get just the right angle at just the right time. I've never seen an image so all encompassing of the surroundings...and I appreciate your contribution to the world of art. . . big fan . . . can't wait to see what you got coming next...maybe a picture of a Kohl's parking lot. Oh well, I guess we'll see just a suggestion but you've probably already done it. Keep doing what you're doing and I look forward to your next pic!
I'm a photography student at SUNY Purchase.
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Yo Mike, I love this pic. What was your medium? It appears you used a Samsung S4 Camera with 1080p. It looks like you took it at the perfect time of day when the light was just right. As a slave to the beauty of art I can understand the laborious hours it must have taken you to get just the right angle at just the right time. I've never seen an image so all encompassing of the surroundings...and I appreciate your contribution to the world of art. . . big fan . . . can't wait to see what you got coming next...maybe a picture of a Kohl's parking lot. Oh well, I guess we'll see just a suggestion but you've probably already done it. Keep doing what you're doing and I look forward to your next pic!
It's a great picture. Greetings from Spain
Monument to Thaddeus Kosciuszko, Polish-born hero of the Revolutionary War and fortifier of West Point.
Like it!..
Colonel Thayer Monument at West Point.
Colonel Sylvanus Thayer (USMA Class of 1808) is regarded as the "Father of the Military Academy".
The "Beat Navy!" Tunnel at West Point
I work in this building.
This is a picture of a passage way between a 1950's expansion to the 1934 Middle School at West Point.
Very cool.
Love this one.