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spiral to the top....
the image is of the stair to the top of the lighthouse rotated 90 degrees i found it gave the feeling of going down .
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Would be a very nice sledge ride going down this way...;-)
Interesting picture , I rotated is 45 degree to the LHS and it's amazing what you are going to see.
A picture with potential....;-)
regards,
Fonzy - at 14:24 CET on 24-Mar-2006 [Reply]
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thankyou for your comment fons i too have played around with this picture and with each rotate you get a new version :)
Andrew Mclean at 18:26 CET on 25-Mar-2006 [Reply]