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Excellent...
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Fantastic gallery, here's to the next!
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Grand shot! As with the other hallway shot (just previous), you've done a marvelous job!
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One word: Beautiful!

Now a few more words. Love the angle and the perspective of this shot. The lighting is fabulous and, in the end, the final result shows attention to framing detail.

But you knew that already :)
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I just want to grab my camera and get out there :P

Path is definitely a defining shot. Industrial decay and nature as one!
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It has a sort of mythic feel to it all, like a sleeping deity before the great door it has been left to guard... fantastic work, it's very poetic.
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Nice composition, and wow! I want to spin it!
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Very odd shot, all the same (and as always), skillfully executed.
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Someone left the door open...

Great picture, equally awesome wallpaper!
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I second Mathuhlu, something looks to have escaped! :O
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Very neat shot, it really is bursting out...
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I retired as a Master Chief Signalman after putting in 31 yrs. It is a flagbag. A standard Navy flagbag held 68 flags - 26 alphabet flags, 10 numeral flags, 10 numeral pennants, and 18 special flags & pennants. A flagbag held 2 of each flag or pennant.
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Michael, get in touch with me at ahrensjim@hotmail.com I have photos of the DUANE.
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Actually the fan is a hunter Zeph-aire I own one similar to it from my high school, though the grill is not osha approved either.
Yess!!! A Panic Button!!!