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Photography

Old Crank

(7,100 posts) Thu Apr 2, 2026, 01:59 PM Thursday

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St. Joseph's at night from my phone.

Le Havre, France

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St. Joseph's at night from my phone. (Original Post) Old Crank Thursday OP

Excellent photo. It's nice to think of the moon as a destination again. Walleye Thursday #1

Thanks Old Crank Thursday #2

Stunning photo. Callalily Thursday #3

Thanks Old Crank Thursday #5

Great shot. I really like your high angle photography. George McGovern Thursday #4

Thanks. Old Crank Thursday #6

Walleye

(44,898 posts)

1. Excellent photo. It's nice to think of the moon as a destination again.

Reply to Old Crank (Original post)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 02:06 PM

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Old Crank

(7,100 posts)

2. Thanks

Reply to Walleye (Reply #1)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 02:30 PM

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Got lucky on the moon since most of the day was cloudy.

Callalily

(15,406 posts)

3. Stunning photo.

Reply to Old Crank (Original post)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 03:34 PM

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Old Crank

(7,100 posts)

5. Thanks

Reply to Callalily (Reply #3)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 10:27 PM

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Phones these days are ridiculously good.

George McGovern

(12,118 posts)

4. Great shot. I really like your high angle photography.

Reply to Old Crank (Original post)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 06:32 PM

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Old Crank

(7,100 posts)

6. Thanks.

Reply to George McGovern (Reply #4)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 10:33 PM

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This thing is 350 ft tall. A lot of the big building pics are this way because I can't get back far enough. Plus many professional photos have much better shots from lower angles.
I like the angles of the concrete both inside and out of this building.

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