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05/01/2009

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Hannah

impressive.. the angle of this photo makes me feel giddy! i like it.

sofia

this is incredible!! absolutely gorgeous!

ixtayul

Beautiful shot..Almost looks like an oil painting

Brian

What an opportunity to get this photo op! I love the POV that gives the viewer the feeling of being in flight -- really makes the space feel vast.

Lucas

Hello Jake

I am from Poland my english language is not good. :)
I saw your photo-work in the YouTube.. You are Great!!!

:D

Felix

extremely beautiful shot.
i love that the room is completely empty (except for the man standing in the left corner) - makes you feel like the wisdom of the world lies to your feet and you just have to grab it

Luis

Hi Jake my name his luis from Portugal , but I am living in London, nice work yours, I have seen you on You Tube, I am doing a bit of Photography myself as well, keep going.

elizabeth krecker

Really amazing shot--I especially like the tilted angle.

tracy

wow. awesome shot. the light, the tilt, it all works. bravo.

Melissa

Brilliant! thanks.

Erik

Nice post Jake, love the picture and the story of your day there! I cant believe you got to see the manuscripts, I am jealous!

Dan

Really nailed the exposure on this one! Nice work.

Tøger Thorkel

Nice shot! Great hall!

Rodrigo

Vi tu trabajo en youtube, me parecio excelente, fotografías cargadas de tonalidades y contrastes. Saludos desde Chile.

mona

again, a real stunner, jake. thanks for sharing.

Helmut

Amazing composition!

Dedoblege

Good job! (Seen on the wnyc youtube programme)
Not so many people studying at New York!!

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