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Shellharbour marina behind bars...
ISO200 f/8 7mm -2.3 and +0.3ev
Two frames raw developed in DxO PhotoLab 7, hdr merged in Nik6 HDR, mono converted in DxO Filmpack 7, tweaked in Topaz Denoise and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Bar Headed Goose | Anser indicus | LRK, Gujarat, India | Dec 2013 | Canon EOS 7D | Canon 400mm f 5.6 | f 5.6 @ 1/1600 | ISO 640 | Spot | Handheld
Kat at the Bull, Whistle & Garden of Eden Bar in Key West Florida. Kat is a great bartender and became a very close friend
I bet there were a lot of withdrawals this day !
texture by skeletalmess
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The decor in the Harbour Bar in Scarborough is pretty much perfect. Even the uniforms are co-ordinated. I loved this place.
This image was captured off the coast of Bar Harbor, Maine. The islands are part of Acadia National Park. Please also visit: www.acadiamagic.com/.
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new parts arriving in advance of the build of my new bike.
Strobist: lp180 in a lumiquest SBIII at camera left, 1/4 power; bare 430exii camera right; triggered by pw.
Esto es una pruebecica con un gif animado aquí (a lo francotirador).. En los comentarios se puede ver (auqnue demasiado grande)
Early evening, so quiet; nowhere near as frenetic as it will become.
A 3xp hdr, trying to capture the wild bright colours of the scene.
Bar Vittorio Emanuele. © Copyright 2019 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
People gathering in Bologna on a warm summer evening.
A few years back we drove from Heidelberg to Florence and then into the Tuscany hills where we stayed for more than a week. The drive took a few days, with the first night spent in Munich and the second in Bologna. (Florence wasn't that much farther than Bologna, but we wanted to visit.) Our arrival was a very strange and even uncomfortable experience. We came into town in the evening, finding the area we were in mostly deserted. We eventually found a place to leave our car and set out to find our "hotel" rooms. That was a strange and complicated story that would take to long to describe here.
We finally got our rooms and decided to head out. It was now dark, there were no street lights in the area, walls were covered profusely with graffiti, it was hot (as expected), and there seemed to be no one else outside. We finally found an open restaurant, got a table, and ate at the nearly deserted place, wondering what we'd gotten into. Then, a bit after 9:30PM, we started to see people. Over the next hour the crowds increased in size and by 10:00PM or so there were lots of people out and about, eating, drinking, hanging out... and enjoying the cooler evening temperatures.
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