Venus Composite 3 colors
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Comment by GeneralE:
The new one looks more like it was made by a traditional printmaking or silkscreen process, but in this case I think I still prefer the more defined look of the older version.

Venus Composite 3 colors
by sfalice

Comment by pixelpig:
It's fun to look over old images. The BG change here is making this looks like a silkscreen. Lovely.

"L'-is-for-Lighthouse
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Comment by Denise:
I think that could also work for the letter i.

IMG_4149-555-entrance-800
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Comment by HarveyG:
You are finding gems probably not documented in your local guides. Make one with GPS co-ords and sell it to architecture spotters (like train spotters) :) at the local tourist traps and Info booths!

I'm always drawn to intricate architecture, and this is so way out different from the main building design. Weird. Fun. Well spotted and taken.

IMG_3863-detail---1565 Bush at Van Ness
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Comment by Ann:
There's a lot to see here. The old architecture juxtaposed against the new Infiniti sign, the reflections of the buildings across the street....a lot of great detail. I like this shot a lot.

IMG_3863-detail---1565 Bush at Van Ness
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Comment by BeckyT:
I like your point of view. I think it makes the shot. Wonderful colors and crisp focus.

Slowly, slowly, the snails parade...
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Comment by Teafran:
I'll be honest - I don't get it. This just doesn't make any sense to me as it seems to miss the point of the challenge - not sure how this is "symmetrical" in the ordinary sense of the word.

IMG_3863-detail---1565 Bush at Van Ness
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Comment by nam:
Gorgeous colors and yes, your detail and clarity are excellent, Alice. Beautiful building.

IMG_3986-haight-Street-house-one-800
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Comment by Ann:
I lived in a Queen Anne in college. It was a fabulous house, especially for parties, but we were all afraid to go down in the basement. That was a scary, scary place.

IMG_3863-detail---1565 Bush at Van Ness
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Comment by ciaeagle:
Those are certainly bold colors for a business even in SF. ;) I love the clarity of the reflections in the windows.