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process of construction of the building that currently blocks my view of the empire state building at work

All of these photos were taken around 11:00 at night.Thanks to my friend and brother Aaron, what an assistant!

 

Constructive criticism appreciated!

constructive and negative comments wanted

constructive feedback welcome :)

constructive feedback welcome :)

Constructive criticism appreciated!

Constructive comments always welcome.

Constructive criticism appreciated!

Linda Martini.

 

Constructive opinions are very welcome, but please do NOT post badges or other icons. They will be deleted without further notice. Group invitations are ok, but without badges.

 

Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. All rights reserved! (c) photo AT tiagofreire DOT org

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constructive feedback welcome :)

constructive feedback welcome :)

CONSTRUCTIVE STATESMAN-JUDGE BAYLOR. Was a member of the Kentucky legislature, congressman from Kentucky, congressman from Alabama, United States Senator from Alabama. He served five years as associate justice of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Texas. Twenty years as district judge for the state courts. As commander of a company in the War of 1812 and as a soldier in the Creek and Indian War, Mexican War and the Texas-Indian War. (1936) (Marker No. 4152)

Part of Architecture Student Series

constructive criticism appreciated!!

inspired by Pascal Demeester

This is not my photo. It is part of the Constructive Feedback Friday at i♥faces. This is my "fix" for an original photo submitted by Leticia at blessedwithfiveboys.blogspot.com

Architectural shot through car window!

There was an art exhibition going on at the Hub SOMA. This was an interactive piece. I wrote that looking with encouragement in your eyes is constructive.

Shot with a Nikon D750 DSLR camera set to A (Aperture Priority), with a Nikon AF-S 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G VR zoom lens at 62mm. Exposure was 1/80 of a second at f/8 using ISO 100.

 

Mac apps used: Adobe Lightroom 6 (to tweak exposure settings) & Adobe Photoshop CS6 (to add my copyright watermark).

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