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Opened in the middle 1800's and still much in use today.

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Many thanks you all for your visit and comments.

 

Merci beaucoup à toutes de vos visites, comentaire et Fav. dans ma Galerie.

 

Jorge Viana Basto

 

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Had a great day at stonehenge and took 3 bracketed shots to create this HDR

I know its not perfect and have tooo many faults but something new playing and learning.

viñedo de salta- Argentina

 

The HDR picture shows an old furnace at the LaPaDu, the old steelwork at Duisburg. In front there are the bunkers for the raw materials for cooking steel.

 

The HDR is developed by 5 different exposures.

Looks like a horse to me.

Finally getting around to editing some shots from two weeks ago. This is an HDR from my Aunt & Uncle's back yard. One of my favorit shots, compositionally. I prefer the colors that came out in this one, though (click through & click the image for the larger size).

 

I do like the sharpness here, though.

 

View it in its larger size. Much better details that way...

Coming home from a party Saturday.

Metcalf Reserve, Montana

This is a HDR photo done with Nex7 of the landmark of Haarlem in NL. The HDR is a blend on 3 photo each at 1 stop (-1,0,1). Comments welcomed

You can move around all day at Cambridge with your DSLR within easy reach and not get tired ... In every corner you turn there is something interesting to look at, something beautiful to permanently imprison into your digital memory card ... I was feeling as if I was in Venice !!!!

 

EXIF: NIKON D90 with Nikon Nikkor 18-55 lens, Manual mode, f 9, ISO 200, focal length 32 mm, manual exposure selection and white balance, center weighted average metering mode, shutter speed 1/60 s, HDR processing was made out of only one RAW capture, exact lighting conditions are successfully conveyed to the viewer, no tripod, no flash, original RAW image dimensions 4288 X 2848 pixels ....

  

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A view across the River Ouse

maybe this is why I love the combo so much!! ;-)

Well I guess I can't complain, the weather hasn't been so bad here.

 

Although its nice to go back to that morning on Bondi Beach

  

HDR of Craster Northumberland

A little walk around one of my favourite places last night (Wentworth Village) and a photo of one of my favourite buldings.

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