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Limits

(March 18-27, 2011)

Ken Stuart

Greenhouse, Ltd.

Tom! Striewisch

Limits of Visi[on|bilty]

Essen, Ruhrgebiet, NRW, Deutschland

March 23, 2011, 17:00

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Last year Germany was transformed to "Blurmany". A lot of buildings were blurred in Google's Street View on request of the people living in those houses.
I myself like to visit my own and other cities by panoramas (even if they are of such a low quality like those of Google Street View).
So of course I don't like these blurification of several parts of German streets as it sets very narrow limits for my view.
To show my protest against this blurification, I made my participation of this WWP also "a little bit" blurry in some parts.

You can see the original scene by Google Street View (with only one blurred house) here.
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As allways:
Canon 5D MKII
Tokina 10-17mm at 12mm (shaved)
Special Ring Adapter
Quechua walking stick (as a monopod)
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Photoshop
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