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This one grabs me somehow, but I suspect I could make it better - it's a crop, so I can easily extend it, but I'm thinking I should actually have used a longer lens and got much closer. I would prefer not to have the light background top left on this one, but it was hard enough getting the shot (people kept moving).  http://www.moz.net.nz
have bicycle, will go to Critical Mass
Moz,
Where are we? Oz Square? I love the feel of the second image, it's very nicely captured, and the light area doesn't bother me at all. g.
Gary Stark Nikon, Canon, Bronica .... stuff The people who want English to be the official language of the United States are uncomfortable with their leaders being fluent in it - US Pres. Bartlet
It's the building diagonally opposite the McDeath on the corner of Bridge and George - next to Grosvenor st. All I know about that building is that it's got merchant *ankers in it, sorry. And a security guard who eventually arrived to move us on.
We stopped for a wee fountain and portrait session (at which I took my homage shot) http://www.moz.net.nz
have bicycle, will go to Critical Mass
The bubbles look interesting up close and the silhouette shot is too.
Gary, the shots are at the fountain in the courtyard area of Grosvenor Place - George St. Cheers, Mick 
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