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Photo of the Day (10-14-09)

This photo of the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco is a reminder to look at a subject from various angles in order to find that unusual shot. This building demands notice like a several-tiered wedding cake with florets, fluting and flower petals that have been hand rendered from rich butter cream frosting.

What I enjoy about jrodmanjr's angle is the way that the two female statues are the main subjects. They look as if they are gazing down at whatever is going on beneath them--and no matter what the action might be, they will remain calm and interested-- possibly forever.

If you have a shot to share, please send it our way at Gadling's Flickr Photo Pool. It might be chosen as a Photo of the Day. We always love looking at the world through your viewpoint.

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