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this weekend I have been given multiple tasks around the house I must complete( "honey do's")...this meant no ability to go out and take early morning photos.
I wake early anyway and while walking the dog notice in the semi darkness the cloud cover and though "geez I wish I could go a take a seascape" but this was not in the cards. I did notice when returning home though there was no milk  Now how can I make my better half morning tea without milk  So I advised "honey...off to get milk" and just so happened I took my D2xs, a wide angle lens and tripod
This is my result from my early morning milk run  Last edited by LostDingo on Sun Aug 20, 2006 11:53 am, edited 1 time in total.
Hey Dingo - you should go out for milk everyday
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Gorgeous shot LD. Like Rel says... get out every day!
Simon
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Hi Paul,
Very nice shot from your early morning milk run! Did you pick up or deliver milk at the Balmain East Wharf?  Birddog114
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Now I know this contains ”the bridge” but this shot is so different from the norm with the interest in the foreground - a very nice shot.
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
But at least no duck,  I'm happy. 
That's one of the spot among other spots in Balmain, I recommended to have the sunrise shooting at Balmain, then walk back onto Darling St to have a nice cup of cappucino. Birddog114
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Can we assume you remembered to get the milk?
Nice shot, I'd give you a bottle of milk for it!  - Danny
D70, CP700, F80, FM, F, 50/1.8, 28-105,.... "Nothing in the affairs of men is worthy of great anxiety." -Plato
Be serious Danny, who would be open at that time in the morning to sell milk? __________
Phillip **Nikon D7000**
That why few of new born babies in that area with their faces look similar to the local milk man
Birddog114
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LD a wonderful image with great composition
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Maybe not up here in the sticks, but in the city there's more 24hr convenience stores than there are Starbucks! - Danny
D70, CP700, F80, FM, F, 50/1.8, 28-105,.... "Nothing in the affairs of men is worthy of great anxiety." -Plato
I normally don't comment on the soh and bridge pictures, but this one has a great atmosphere. Nice shot. I do find the foreground a little distracting, possibly because of the orange glow contrasting with the nice colours in the sky.
Wish i could see site like this on the way to get milk, then i am not a early morning person unless i have to work so yeh good pic well done shows you that us blokes can multitask.
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Newsagent closest to me has milk and is open at 5 a.m.
I met him yesterday and he said: he's going to get it very soon. Mine is on its way, replaces the "ageing D2h". Birddog114
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and a 70-200VRs......the picture in this thread was taken with a Nikon 12-24 DXs borrowed from Birdy for a test drive...or milk run so to speak 
And very soon the D200s will replace the "ageing D100".
The D100 is still on Tour Of Duty in the past 4 months. Birddog114
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wow...excellent shot....love the sky colours and composition
I think it just needs a person waiting in the main area. thanks for sharing christian check my website>> http://www.6701.sunpixs.com
LD got new name: Milkman
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Birddog114
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VERY NICE INDEED!
A briefcase carrying commuter in the tunnel would have added a little cream to the milk. Great stuff this one, with everything going for it. You guys are really forcing me to rethink my starting times! All the best Col Photography. The Art of Seeing, Not Just Looking
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LD - A beautiful image. Well done
Geoff
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you have a D2X 'S'!!!?
never realised you live very close to where i work at Walsh Bay you can see te piers
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