Living in a modern way

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• Dingo (11723)
• [2007-05-18 16:27]

This is a nice building, Μπάμπη. Ok, it's sad to see beautiful but old houses are being torn down to replace them, but this one really isn't too bad. I'd like to see a more distant view, as the 18mm renders some perspective distortion and it's difficult to "imagine" the way the building looks like standing in front of it.
TFS

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• dip (233)
• [2007-05-18 17:57]

Geia sou Mpampi,
oraia kathari me apala xromata kai kali prooptiki,gia to thema opos egrapses "that's life",alla opos kai na exei to pragma protimo kati tetoio apo tis apaisies tatragones kataskeues tis dekaetias '70
Xaireto. -Dimitris-

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• riverfriends (6684)
• [2007-05-19 4:27]

Hi Mpampis:
Outstanding capture of this architectural scene...
The details, POV and lighting is just wonderful:)
David
:)

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• vsinopoulos (13077)
• [2007-05-19 5:17]

Καλημέρα Μπάμπη,

Καλέ μου φίλε, μοιράζομαι τις απόψεις σου απόλυτα, αλλά δυστυχώς οι συνθήκες και οι ανάγκες αλλάζουν και όλα ακολουθούν τους ρυθμούς της τεχνολογίας. Η λήψη η οποία έκανες είναι εξαιρετική, όπως είναι γνωστό τα αρχιτεκτονικά θέματα παρουσιάζουν διάφορες δυσκολίες, αλλά εδώ έχεις κάνει άψογη δουλειά από κάθε άποψη.
Καλό ΣΚ,
Βασίλης

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• JohnTulip (36194)
• [2007-05-21 2:11]

Yassou Mpapis
great shot, nice composition and light.
John T
ps
I love your country, just back from a Cruisse

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• perryhooter (26349)
• [2007-05-26 19:40]

Yassou Mpampis !

I wish these would look as neat and well built as this one. The appartments seems to be very well lighted. They must enjoy a terrific view all day long.

Difficult to avoid these towers these days , as population is increasing everywhere. I don not see you living in China (^_*).

Technically, I wish too, you could have taken the same building a bit further away. That being said, you could have been against a wall already ....

Old buildings are nice, I agree. New ones are often too expensive. The costs of materials are increasing too fast. thanks to the price of oil, increasing transportation costs at all levels. But they are often more practical, and better insulated.

Cheers!
Robert