...'Bobby and Whit' (forgot who says that).
*Today I end my relationship with Lady Liqus*
unbreakable like...
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twiggle stix
So fresh, loving your eye for colour!
Dope!
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The Barbican!
very very naaas nina...
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NguJaz
Love that building!!
I'm counting down to its "renewal"
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rudzani
Don't know the building, but like the photo. Did you shappen the photograph at editing?
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nina sum1
@ NguJaz- i think its my favourite building downtown, and even though its broken down-its still looks strong and full of character!
i wish i remembered its name...@ Rudzani
um nah i cant remember cropping it, i doubt i did, i took the pic from the car while we were in town last year- so it was quite limiting.
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NguJaz
It's this building on cnr Rissik & Market
http://75.co.za/ante_elias/2008/01/09
Don't know what it's called either. But it has character.
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nina sum1
oops! AE just said 'The Barbican' on this comment thread
LOL @ us missing that!
thanks for the link NguJaz
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lebogang nkoane
*sorry for (shameful) plug --- apparently people don't like me pluggin' my own ish on their ish --- say the word and Bang! The dirt is gone!
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Seeing ya
I like the play on the colourisation. It brings out an element that not even lighting would. I like.
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Makhaya
this is what i live for. thank you nina. everything your lens "touches" turns to amazing.
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Stefanie Jason
thanks for the link LN...
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ntsasa
beautiful building. beautiful shot
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Nhlanhla Ndlovu
erect: how did i miss this?
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Some useless info:
A barbican (from mediæval Latin barbecana) is a fortified outpost or gateway, such as an outer defense to a city or castle, or any tower situated over a gate or bridge which was used for defensive purposes. Usually barbicans were situated outside the main line of defenses and connected to the city walls with a walled road called the neck.
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