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It Was Cool in Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA - joey - Saturday, December 3rd, 2005 : goo
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as sargeant friday would have said, 'it was cool in Los Angeles'
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jethro: 3rd Dec 2005 - 22:13 GMT
You were lucky to be there on such a clear day. I don't see any of the smoggy air that LA is known for having these days.
elaine: 3rd Dec 2005 - 22:18 GMT
why is that so painterly looking? is it the camera res or have you done something or is it just that david hockney has made LA into a giant sculpture from his paintings?
joey: 5th Dec 2005 - 04:56 GMT
i'm not exactly sure how i got this effect. it must be the camera res. i may have had the macro on since the zoom was all the way out.
elaine: 5th Dec 2005 - 08:22 GMT
that sounds possible - nice effect anyway. with that curved building nad the lamp post the top half looks like a scanned in magazine, and then the concrete and railtrack interrupt that idea, but the grainyness doesn't detract from it at all, it makes it feel quite mysterious
joey: 6th Dec 2005 - 03:36 GMT
that 'railroad track' is actually the lane lines on the freeway pavement. i was the passenger who took the picture as we were going about 65 mph. maybe this picture proves something about the theory of relativity. once again, i'm not exactly sure.
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