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This is the Waterstone's building in Liverpool.
It's one of the most heavily Post-Processed pictures I've ever produced, os it isn't very good. |
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Make websites, not war! // Visit my portfolio. : )
Now this shot ... wow!
I completely love photos of these modern buildings with such an angle ... and it's grayscale on top! 
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I take it its the new Waterstones in Liverpool One?
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