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Architecture Imitates Nature, Or Vice Versa?

Posted on February 2, 2007

by Hannah (BitterSweet)

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ugliducklyn February 2, 200710:10 pm Reply

That’s really beautiful! Not the biggest fan of spiders myself, but I love that window. You did a great job taking this picture.

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