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Cake day: July 6th, 2023
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NIKON D90
AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-200mm ƒ3.5-5.6G IF-ED [II]
ISO 360, 27 mm, 0.5 ev, ƒ3.5, 1/15 s
It turns out I have a couple more - this is the one where the boat is most towards the center (still not by a lot). I think I used it as a desktop wallpaper, so enjoyed the extra space on the right for icons.
https://pub.xhci.com/boatsmall.jpeg
(ps - the colors are all wonky, because I did a raw export from apple photos)
That’s good feedback! I don’t remember a lot to work with from the raw, but I’ll see what I can dig up! I should have time tomorrow to get to the bottom of this and a question on another photo.
I’ll have to check! This is one of my older pics, but I should still have the raw file floating around. I’ll reply if I can find it.
I do know it’s only marginally cropped if at all.
Thanks for the kind words! It’s a very special place to me with great memories 😁
Definitely great fun! Plus nowadays that everything is geo/date tagged, and at minimum it’s a fun little catalog of my life.
It might be faster than you think. I know a lot of people who used to look at/share tweets without an account.
Since the X rebrand, it works about 30% of the time for me.
Twitter had a lot of users, but also a whole lot of people who used the platform passively without signing up (and were either uninterested in doing so or incapable).
Thanks! These are most of the good ones! I’m just a mediocre amateur, so have maybe a 1:10,000 success rate 😜
I have a couple more from Asia I’m wanting to get to as I have time.
I just wanted to add that I’m 99% sure I used a polarizing filter for this shot.
Hey! Thanks!
This was shot through a window into a shop display at night. It was just kind of a neat texture they had used for the backdrop behind some display items. The area in question is probably a couple feet across. I think the raw file is still floating around somewhere, and I’ll follow-up with the focal length if I can find it.
I processed the image with DxO to remove lens distortion & straighten everything.
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