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Once I arrived in Port Aux Basques, I drove along the Trans Canada Highway, and it wasn't long before I decided to pull over to take a shot of Table Mountain. It's 518 meters tall and has a very flat top, hence the name. I would guess that the top is flat from glacial erosion, but I can't say for sure. This is a 5 shot panorama. I cropped it down, so it's probably only using 3 or 4 of the photos.
This table was outside an antique store and had just been delivered. No price on it yet. LOVELY! I want one of these tables some day! It was a bit rusty and one of the chairs was icky...but not bad, all in all.
42" round table with 2- 12" leaves
Shown in Hickory Wood
Boston14 Stain
Double X side Chairs
Carlyle Table base- choice of sizes, woods, stains
I arrived early at the venue, and was upstairs looking at the dining tables, when I noticed the light by this window. The Berkeley Church does have many of these beautiful stained glass windows, and the sun shone through for just a few seconds before disappearing. This is probably the last of the sunlight, since it was an evening wedding.
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Another reworked Mk1 GM 85mm at F1.4 image using Topaz Ai Sharpening in post.
This is now starting to work out for me, after previously experimenting with several different sharpening filters and being disappointed...The apparent lens sharpness at the plane of focus in Topaz is much improved, without in anyway that I can observe (at 100%) does it damage the OoF rendering (No outlined OoF hard edges)...The painterly bokeh of the OoF areas which is what I have always loved about the Mk1 is retained intact, without any real world noticeable increase in noise and contrast.
The OoF highlight areas still have that nice halation (Softness/glow) look about them...The plane of focus of the green leaves, I really wouldn't wish to be any sharper...It appears at least to me that I CAN have my cake and eat it too
My only real gripe with the Mk1 lens now is the AF side of things and nothing really else, other than perhaps the weight of the lens itself compared to the Mk2
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1950s teak table with 2 leafs and 4 teak and brown leather like chairs.
Teak chairs are in very good shape
Table in very good condition
Tapered teak legs
Mid Century modern
Danish
Chairs 15D x 36T x 16W
Table 52 L x 37W x 28.5T
Two 14inch leaves in excellent condition
All Aboard 2nd Hand Furniture
6500 3rd Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98117
206-784-8090
My grandparent's 50th Wedding anniversary; a small celebration featuring their original wedding china, silver, and crystal. Awesome time!
Corian table. Use of CNC and thermoforming technology.
Design by Kevin Walz
Fabrication by Sterling Surfaces
don't worry, we don't give her table scraps though we do supplement her food with fresh veggies and fruit. she's the only dog that i know likes avocado.
Before we sit down for Thankgiving the table is set for Ray, Char, Craig, Suzanne, Paul, Sean, Tim, Clare, Gladys, and Judy Maas. Turkey, Stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, sweet potatoes, buns, butter, cranberry sauce, wine, corn, beans & bacon, jello, pickles, celery, carrots, olives, pecan pie, pumpkin pie, and apple pie. Photo by Craig Maas
South Africa's most famous landmark, Table Mountain, is more than just a pile of rocks in the bay. A protected national park, it has some remarkable features that make it a fantastic destination for nature-lovers, deserving of more than just a quick cable car ride to see the view from the top (although that is totally worth it).
The mountain forms part of Table Mountain National Park, which is globally recognised for its biodiversity what with its truly unique and incredibly beautiful fauna and flora. The park encompasses the Table Mountain chain stretching from Signal Hill in the north to Cape Point in the south including the seas and coastline of the peninsula.