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Antonio Correia
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nice serie! really like number two, you see it a lot in marrakech but its so funny to see! its a whole different world when you cross the strait into marocco! did you have fun?
Thank you for watching and commenting.
I'll post more tomorrow.
And I thank you for looking at them.
Some more:
Doors
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I like this one
but the best door i saw in marocco was this one: link
You mean this one Cristopher ?!
Later you will some shots of the same places you have been to
Nice series of images.
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Not a competition in anyway !
Just showing images: yours and mines ...
Nice of you to say so Jim.
How is your family and yourself ?
nop problem, I would lose it anyhow
Don't be so sure about that.
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More landscape shots tomorrow morning.
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Thank you for commenting.
Tomorrow: Ruins
Looking good Antonio
cant wait to see the ruins.
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How flattered I am ...
True, I really am. Not a joke.
amazing photos let them flow .......:ivar
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Thnk you Awais.
I am amzed with the Android mobile phone I got a week ago: when I receive a mail it clicks for me to go and see it. Nice. One feature among others which in fact, I have not yet used.:D
think you ought to write some more monologue because the mods moved it to landscapes
They did well moving to Landscapes.
I am not of those who write about the trips, and what I have seen and feeling.:cry
May be one day but I don't feel like now.
How did I prevent from blowing out the shies?
Once I traveled to Cambodia and I was shooting jpg. I was then at the pre-historic period. Shame on me.
Now I want to go and work on those photos and I can get little from them. But what does this has to do with blown skies ?
In Cambodia the sky was really bright and sometimes overcasted and I blew many skies:cry
I was the first time I was facing this problem.
Now I shoot - in fact it depends oh the scene - with the aperture and speed measured with some balance between sky and "ground".
Then I chimp and have a look at the histogram and burned areas.
If they are a little bit burned, flashing in small areas, I don't care and go on with something else.
On the contrary, if the shy is really flashing I reshoot adjusting the measurement balancing more sky in the viewfinder. Chimp again until it is OK.
I had the same problem somewhere else but with doing this over and over I can see and understand - more or less - where I have to measure the light to get a good sky.
I use LR which is quite interesting and where I have invested in terms of knowledge.:D
But for example in post 16 I have - as long as I can remember - measured half sky half land and then I composed.
However I had to be careful about the DOF but it was not difficult as I was working - as most of the times - with Aperture priority and making use of the * to keep the measurement on the camera while I re compose. OK ?
Did I explain myself so you can understand or not ?
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People - Children on the road
There is a problem with the second photo: I can't make it XL.
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This one is fabulous. It belongs in a frame on your wall.
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Indeed it is very good. I agree.
It's one of those images you get with some luck.
I was strolling in Marrakesh and I saw this.
I just pointed and took the picture.