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Re: I call him Grassback, but you can post any photo
Thanks for posting photos agorabasta and gio67! All look great! The two sunsets have beautiful colors and I like the yellow reflection of the sunlight on the brick pavement.
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We were heading down from the top of Mt. Fuji early in the morning in 1991. I was with some Japanese friends and we had climbed all night in the cold, wind, and rain and arrived at the top about 4:00 AM so we could see the sunrise. It turned out to be so overcast that there was no sunrise to see.
This man was walking in front of me on the way down. Scanned negative.


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Re: I call him Grassback, but you can post any photo
Water Tower Building, downtown, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Late night taken from a horse carriage on the move....
Lens: Sigma 28-200 lens.
EXIF data:
Camera Sony DSLR-A700
Exposure 0.067 sec (1/15)
Aperture f/5.6
Focal Length 28 mm
ISO Speed 1600
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DSC12114 by BigSury, on Flickr[/url]
Lens: Sigma 28-200 lens.
EXIF data:
Camera Sony DSLR-A700
Exposure 0.067 sec (1/15)
Aperture f/5.6
Focal Length 28 mm
ISO Speed 1600
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DSC12114 by BigSury, on Flickr[/url]
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An autumn leaf resting on the ground after a hard spring and summer of toil. お疲れ様でした! I thank you, Japan thanks you, and the whole world thanks you for all you have done to reduce CO2 in the atmosphere.


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Children on the arched bridge under the torii gate at Warei-jinja, Uwajima, Japan a few weeks ago.
A true buddy helps a buddy when his buddy needs a helping hand

But, a true buddy doesn't return the favor by riding off and leaving his buddy who lent the helping hand

Here is a photo I took near sunset of the bridge and torii gate when I was there in 2003:

A true buddy helps a buddy when his buddy needs a helping hand

But, a true buddy doesn't return the favor by riding off and leaving his buddy who lent the helping hand

Here is a photo I took near sunset of the bridge and torii gate when I was there in 2003:

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Some from Wurstfest in November:

Smoke 2 resize by JohnLeBlancII, on Flickr

Smoke resize by JohnLeBlancII, on Flickr

Smoke 2 resize by JohnLeBlancII, on Flickr

Smoke resize by JohnLeBlancII, on Flickr
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I like that you made these B&W and I like that backlit smoke.Juanito200 wrote:Some from Wurstfest in November:
This was at the Wurstfest in New Braunfels, Texas? Lots of German immigrants in Central Texas. When I was a kid I remember every year back in the 1960s going to New Braunfels for Wurstfest with my family. People would buy buckets of beer and carry them around with plastic cups to drink from. I also remember the great sausage and potato pancakes with apple sauce.
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Thanks Henry- I tried them in color first, but the B/W was much more dramatic. I tried to capture the magical light that came from the light seen in the picture, and the firepit just outside the frame, but I just couldn't capture it... Wurstfest is still the same, we have been 5 or so times, and are beginning to recognize the regulars. There is one couple we have seen every time we have been there! The food is great, the music is fun, and well there is plenty of beer!
We kept a couple of beer pitchers full of water just in case the fire got out of hand... Thankfully the kids kept it under control. John
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Seto Naikai (Seto Inland Sea), Japan:




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Wonderful atmospheric views Henry. Really like the subtle colours.
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Kick! As there is no recent topic to post this...
Rain is coming to the coast of Portugal (back in 2009). Reprocessed with new PP skills

Shot with a390 and 18-55 SAM @ 1/400s, f/10.0, 18.0mm, iso100, handheld
Rain is coming to the coast of Portugal (back in 2009). Reprocessed with new PP skills

Shot with a390 and 18-55 SAM @ 1/400s, f/10.0, 18.0mm, iso100, handheld
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Fabulous sky in that one Mark 
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I agree, great sky.
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Thanks guys, mission accomplished for this one then 
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