A Slice of Tamarind Sky

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  1. Apr 6, 2008 #1
    heartpatrick

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    Hi All,
    A little compilation of shots taken throughout the past year from the window of my place at Sentul East:

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    The complete album is available here:
    http://www.heartpatrick.com/tamarindwindow.html



    Regards,
    Patrick
    Travel | Photography | Design
    http://www.heartpatrick.com


     
  2. Apr 6, 2008 #2
    LaFoto

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    Wow. You get this view every day from your own balcony??? WOW. I do love Photo 3, but also the "orange" which is the setting sun in Photo 6. The silhouetted cranes are very nice, too. I like the sight of industrial things against an orange evening sky!
     
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    ShakeyBlakey

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    Thats a beautiful view you have from your window, the pics are really nice, I like the 2nd most of all.
    Great shots..
     
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    robitussin217

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    Gorgeous. I think I dig 5 and 8 the most. I like the placement of the furniture in 5. Neat shapes- bunches of squares and rectangles and two octagons. And the analogous colors between the trees and the pool add to the tranquility.
     
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    JYoung

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    You are right, this is a beautiful place to wake up in. I easpecially likethe colours in #6.
     
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    All are very nice, but #2 is my favorite. I'm curious to know what shutter speed you used to capture the light.
     
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    rjackjames

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    wow great shots I love them all must be nice having a great view like this.
     
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    These are so cool! I wish I could wake up (and go to sleep) everyday with these views. Good job! The 1st 3 are my favorites.
     

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