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 by firsty on Sat Sep 02, 2006 8:42 pm
On Wednesday I took the day off while my van was in for service
and took myself on a photography journey....
I spent $15.40 for a Day Tripper ticket and went in search of color
while color was the theme for the day it rained on and off all day and I ended up taking some shots with B&W conversions in mind and will posted some in another thread "B&W for $15.40" http://www.dslrusers.com/viewtopic.php?p=245831#245831
I have made up a slide show of my pick of the shots I took both color and B&W (the play button appears after a little bit of buffering)
the normal size and sound quality can be found at http://www.mcgoffs.net/aug30/index.html
a smaller size with low quality sound can be found here http://www.mcgoffs.net/aug30/small.html
or you can browse through at you leisure in my gallery here http://photos.mcgoffs.net/v/30aug06/
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by stubbsy on Sun Sep 03, 2006 11:47 am
Keith
Don't you hate that. Weather is perfect then you set aside time to go take some pics and it gets wet and overcast 
Of these images - #2 is a great urban image - works well and makes good use of the colours. #4 is also well done, but the cropping doesn't quite work for me.
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by avkomp on Sun Sep 03, 2006 1:41 pm
was going to say pretty much what he did about 2 and 4
but he beat me to is so now all I can say is ditto stubbsy.
like 2 a lot though. well done.
Steve
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