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Backed off the saturation a bit. Maybe a little better? Still to much red? I'm going for a very natural skin tone.
Redux, el montaje del director #seoredux
Los eventos SEO son reuniones de carácter bimensual para profesionales SEO, donde poder compartir e intercambiar impresiones sobre el sector y donde el “networking” jugará un papel fundamental.
Para la próxima sesión, la organización de Evento SEO ha realizado una selección de las charlas que se impartieron en el Congreso SEO Pro 2010 y te las presenta, en formato reducido, de la mano de sus ponentes en el Congreso SEO Redux. También realizarán un resumen de algunas de las que hay programadas para la próxima edición.
Si no pudiste ir en 2010 (por falta de plazas) y no puedes acudir en 2011, el espacio CAMON y Evento SEO te ofrecemos el acceso a algunas de las charlas y que puedas, una vez más, comprobar que hay una comunidad SEO profesional muy activa en España.
Another redux of Khongsoon House at Beach Street Penang in CS3. A better aligned result with limited ghosting.
I've driven the length of US 41 along the western Indiana border more times than I care to remember. Going this way usually means I'm in a hurry to get somewhere, though, so this was only the second time I managed to stop here. The first time was just after a winter storm when everything was covered in about an inch of ice, and the monument and visitor center were closed, so this was the first time I actually saw the site. This is the George Rogers Clark National Historical Park in Vincennes, Indiana, about halfway between Evansville and Terre Haute. (And if you dream of living a dead life of drudgery immersed in Midwestern bleak, imagine living halfway between Evansville and Terre Haute.) The park sits along the east bank of the Wabash River on the former site of Fort Sackville, which always struck me as a pessimistic name for a fort. You see in this photo the entirety of the park, other than a small parking lot off to the left. This is one of those odd national park units that doesn't make a bit of sense to me. I could see designating this as a national memorial. Calling it a national historical park is really stretching things.