Tiny sensor revenge gallery thread!
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Beautiful view over the city, Henry. I like the hills in the distance disappearing in to the mist.
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On top of that hill in the photo is Matsuyama-jo -- Matsuyama Castle. Behind and to the right is the ocean, but it is obscured by fog. Here is a partial view while walking up the hill to the top where the castle compound is located (taken with Canon G15 in 2013).Birma wrote:Beautiful view over the city, Henry. I like the hills in the distance disappearing in to the mist.

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I suppose you never get bored.
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Fabulous view of the castle, Henry. I love the sweeping lines of the walls, and intricate roofs.
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Henry, your travelogue is very educational, as always. The snippets about
the image add as much to the image as the image itself. We get twice the pleasure.
Enough said.
Sury
the image add as much to the image as the image itself. We get twice the pleasure.
Enough said.
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Very good work Henry!
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Some shots from cell phone from Cuba trip.

For a long time nothing published on the forum
Some shots from cell phone from Cuba trip.

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Good to have you back Valery. Amazing
Colors. The sky on left matches the building.
Uncanny.
Sury.
Colors. The sky on left matches the building.
Uncanny.
Sury.
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Thank you Sury!sury wrote:Good to have you back Valery. Amazing
Colors. The sky on left matches the building.
Uncanny.
Sury.
And "normal" photo from a77-II .

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Love the deep blue. I should add Cuba to my places to visit list.
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Great colours in those Cuba pictures, Valery 
I like the view down the street to the side in the second picture, and the mazing structure on the roof.
I like the view down the street to the side in the second picture, and the mazing structure on the roof.
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Cool Cuba shots! Would like to go there someday.
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Thank you all for the comments!bakubo wrote:Cool Cuba shots! Would like to go there someday.
One more from nexus4
I used to drive on this city, got lots of fun...

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Another great shot Valery.
My friend stopped at a sugar cane field and he gave a young man a break for a few minutes. The young man was more than willing to give up his machete. Shot with a Panasonic FZ200
My friend stopped at a sugar cane field and he gave a young man a break for a few minutes. The young man was more than willing to give up his machete. Shot with a Panasonic FZ200
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