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Zoom H4N mounted to camera shoe on ball head
Our first stop after gearing up was the Audrey C. Rust Commemorative Site, a short out & back from the parking lot. The view past Mindego Hill to the Pacific was the best we've had in a long while.
The view from our affordable little hotel in the countryside (with a pool), Hostellerie des Commandeurs.
Edinburgh, Scotland. The Dugald Stewart Monument. I have to agree with Robert Louis Stevensen who said that the view from Calton Hill was one of the best. I found this view myself only at the last minute. I had scouted other views including Arthurs seat, but nothing compares to this one. We were so struck by it, that after touring the highlands and Skye for several days, we returned here before leaving Scotland for one last view.
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I guess that's a nice view from Dave's back balcony, but honestly, don't you think it's a bit showy?
Even though we have been placed in the Dam Neck Naval annex, which is essentially a midgrade hotel I can't complain about our view. This is a wonderful treat considering our situation.
Heartwood Forest is a Woodland Trust wood consisting of 345 Ha (850 acres) of newly planted trees, pockets of ancient woodland and open grassland, and is located on the B651 road between Sandridge and Wheathampstead.
This is one of the views I got to look at every morning from my hotel room. Shimla looks close to Chandigarh on the map, but it's about a five hour drive because the two-lane road is all switchbacks going up into the Himalayan foothills. During the British rule of India, Shimla was the summer capital of India because all the Brit rulers fled here to escape the heat.
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Date: 2012 July 04
Location: Belgium, Oostrozebeke.
Camera - setup:
2 x D300 + beamsplitter
F18 ISO 200 1/250
2 Flashes via TTL signals X and Q set at 1/32 + 1/3 power.
Original Frame 80mm camera, stereobase 12mm, toe-in 12mm.
IR laser detection at 980 nm.
Shutter-lag 53 ms.
Setup version 2012:
The front and back of the flyers promoting my Bittersweet November show at Keith + Lottie.
Also available in large size for maximum viewing pleasure/indifference.