Business Man with a Briefcase Revisit Part 2

Fort Worth, Texas, USA

29 june 2014 11:20am Central Texas Time UTC -6

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While I did not participate in the 2004 World Heritage event, I was there during our Part 1 photo session. Artist:Jonathan Borofsky, Sculpture is 50' h x 22' w x 1' thick 24,000lbs Brushed Aluminum. [17m x 7.3m x 30cm, 10,909kg] is an overwhelming structure that does represent "Work". It is viewed from the street by thousands of business people every day on their way to their work place.

Even though it has been 10 years later after our first visit, I am pleased that I was able to participate in this event.

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USA-Canada / USA-Texas

Lat: 32° 45' 2.81" N
Long: 98° 21' 0.24" W

Elevation: 627 feet (209m) above Mean Sea Level

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Dell All in 1 64bit Intel i7 27" Touch Screen, Canon 5d, Sigma 8mm fisheye, Mannfrotto 3001D Tripod, 488RC2 Ballhead, Nodal Ninja Ultimate R1 and EZ-Leveler II, Photoshop CS6 (non Cloud) Adobe Camera Raw 8.5, tilted up 5° - 4 full sensor frame raw images, PTgui Pro 64bit 9.2, Pano2vr Pro version 4.5.1 (Stable) Image converter.

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