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06/14/2007 06:24:32 AM |
Ahhhh, being married to a US Geological Surveyor employee for a long time I can even answer your question.
They place survey pins near most waterways so that they can accurately assess highs and lows during floods and draughts.
Nice idea, I thought it would have placed higher, IMO. |
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06/08/2007 08:14:36 AM |
The horizon seems to be a little crooked. That, or the house sits at a terrible angle...
I am not a good photographer, I do not claim to be better than anyone, any criticism is meant to be constructive criticism...... |
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06/07/2007 07:14:00 AM |
| The 'why' that I would append to this is the question about the inclusion of no water in it. The house/inn and cars and stuff of that background pull the eye relentlessly - they're the only human part of this image of course - and as it stands it seems an absolutely suitable place for a survey pin. Where, I should ask, is the water? |
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