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I love these vintage signs
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Au sortir de la forêt, nous retrouvons les blés de Mr Terme et la vue sur Bertignat. Nous sommes presque arrivés...La lumière qui nous accueille est superbe. Bonheur de se retrouver au pays...
Wettolsheim (Alsace-France)
Distance des Alpes bernoises (Suisse) environ 180kms à vol d'oiseau
Distances from the Bernese Alps (Switzerland) about 180kms as the crow flies
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Son château, son église et le lac de Sainte Croix.
Le village au pied du Grand Margès (1 577 m), surplombe le lac de Sainte-Croix et domine l'accès aux gorges du Verdon. C'est à Aiguines que commence la route de la corniche sublime.
Back Streets of Marseille you find the Bar Du Platane. The oldest surviving bar in the old city that survived the destruction from German occupiers in 1943. Various local rumors give reasons why this square and building that surround it survived. What ever is correct a solders no matter who, are humans and have compassion to a point.
Ricoh GRD IV
Jpeg with Cold Bleach Bypass.
out of camera shot.
my previous resolution will have lasted the time of two photos. but heck! there's too much to show! especially these files coming out of the Ricoh GRD IV.
i haven't given up on the square thingie, actually i have about 15 ready to be posted, but my hesitations are getting huge at breaking my flow to that extent.
It's actually quite amazing to see what's getting out of that small camera. Not that the noise is not present, it is very present, and this at any ISO, but it's a small sensor camera so no surprise. but the stealth, snappy aspect of the GRD IV body is close to perfection. It's the first time i'm actually buying a Ricoh GRD camera so my experience is pretty new, but i can understand why the GRD line has been kept pretty much the same design wise, as there's not a lot to improve here.
the multiple exposure "in camera" option is a fantastic feature. i still haven't tried yet seriously yet, but be sure i'll get on it as it's tons of fun and stimulates creativity.
Concerning this particular shot, there's is NO post processing whatsoever. not even a sharpen. no correction, no auto colors. Nothing!
that fact alone, clearly shows the potential of the camera. i find the hi contrast feature a bit too extreme for now, but i guess i'll get used to it. i have the feeling it's burning the image too much, i still want my greys out there.