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Originally posted by northpole:
Slightly corny perhaps, but how appropriate to be viewing images of the peak of the Roman Empire, the one which nailed a rather important man to a cross at this time of year.

Peter

Cant help there Peter, but here is a peak of sorts...... the detail all the way up the column as far as I could see was amazing! Hence why I kept the image big here for all to see.


Kind regards,

Peter

I thought the Olafur Eliasson installation at the Tate Modern a few years ago was the most impressive work I've ever seen there.

Rome seems to be flavour of the week, so here's one I've posted before.

Peter

Stop posting - you're killing me!! Truly gobsmacking workmanship - sad to admit I wasn't aware of that column's existance.

nodrog - that's a really interesting image of the Tate - on the one hand the height of the hall appears immense whilst on the other, there is a sense that the walls have been drawn in on themselves.

Peter

The view from the top of the Vatican is one not to be missed if you visit Rome.

What did the Romans ever do for us?

roads ?

Nah Scotty, that was the Greeks

Peter

close encounters at the Tate Modern

boat at Bangor

That is a cool picture.
Have you messed with it.

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Originally posted by Julian H:
close encounters at the Tate Modern

So is this one.
Have you done anything to it?

No, both are straight. I don't tend to bugger around too much in Photoshop.

J

You have one very good eye because i could not do that with two

Album covers if you had a band

just got back from the peak district and thought id share these images of our wonderful countryside.

Thanks for sharing Scotty. Hope you had a great time.

Regards

George.

Thanks for those Scotty. Simple and to the point. I like them.

Jim

cheers guys

will post some more soon