Here's a shot I made with a 7D and Tamron 28-300 in Hong Kong.
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Hello David,
Thanks for your comments, I cropped the photo to remove some of the water.
I've been to Hong Kong a few times and it seems everytime we go it's hazy, you can see the buildings across the bay.
If I remember correctly it was $2.30HK to ride on the top deck and $1.60HK to ride the bottem deck.
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Thanks for your comments, I cropped the photo to remove some of the water.
I've been to Hong Kong a few times and it seems everytime we go it's hazy, you can see the buildings across the bay.
If I remember correctly it was $2.30HK to ride on the top deck and $1.60HK to ride the bottem deck.
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Aw! I like to see a good bit of sea. Oh! The nostalgia of it.David Kilpatrick wrote:Nice colours Doug, but it would be impoved by chopping a bit off the bottom and making a longer shape with a bit less sea. David
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