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30th December 2006
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"Slowly taking a peak down below ..."
It's great to welcome back the sunny days again ..
Came across a Telemonia Festiva aka Jolly Telemonia ... Comments and suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance!      |
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30th December 2006
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Re: "Slowly taking a peak down below ..."
Nice catch you got there
 . Just a tad underexposed in #1 & #2 on my screen.What was your equipment used? |
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30th December 2006
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Re: "Slowly taking a peak down below ..."
Love the #3 shot!
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30th December 2006
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Re: "Slowly taking a peak down below ..."
Last shot gets my vote.
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31st December 2006
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Re: "Slowly taking a peak down below ..."
seems to have a yellow cast in your pics? but i am looking at these on a ibook. so, I dont know if its correct. hehe.
anyway, nice pics! |
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31st December 2006
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Re: "Slowly taking a peak down below ..."
i'm using 350d and sigma 105mm i processed the pics in my laptop (usually from PC), and i think i missed out of the underexposed part due to different brightness.
no problem with your ibook. hehe |
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