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Happy Australia Day
And to help say it, here's a shot of Sydney Harbour I shot last week at Bradley's Head in Infrared...
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Leigh
I like this. Despite being IR it LOOKS like an old B & W image Peter
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this picture is very artisitc
i've seen lots of pictures of the harbour but this one has a number of boats in it including that really old one and it has a painterly texture to it as well it's very surreal and quite original excellent work bud HAppy Australia Day to everyone too
Leigh, no image, nor link??? me, or techie thingo???
Happy Barbeque Day!!!
Looks very retro, I like it. The tones are pretty good.
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I thought too that is it from 60's.
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I concur with what Stubbsy said - well done Leigh.
Geoff
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Not too shabby Leigh - nicely done
 I'd probably crop a little off the bottom, just below that lighter bit of water *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
ahh, can see it now. Nice, has some eariness about it, makes Sydney look like its stuck back in time... oh, whoops...
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Leigh, what Sheepie said. That makes the darker section less prevalent. g.
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