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Saturday morning exercise class

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Amen to that brother! Couldnt believe I was gifted some time today! Just need to try and remember what I did to earn t...

hehehe, my wife considers it a present when I'm gone. I sometimes get the impression she calls my friends to ask them to invite me to go hiking for a weekend. :)

So you either misbehave or find her a 'special friend'. (big and handsome) and you will have plenty of time to go out.
 
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You had the giant 70-200mm lens on, there's no hiding behind that thing, well actually you could nearly hide behind it! :p Did they manage to get it back or was it a lost cause?
So here is the follow up. Kind of more what I had wanted for the first. The lads looking in the canal with sad faces.

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Anyway makes a bit of a photo story I suppose.
But yes they did get it back.
 
So here is the follow up. Kind of more what I had wanted for the first. The lads looking in the canal with sad faces.

_DSC0705 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr

Anyway makes a bit of a photo story I suppose.
But yes they did get it back.

Nice, sharp shot, with a very sharp focus on the boys. The only thing I would have done is crop it a bit more to bring the detail of the boys out more and to get rid of the distracting buildings in the upper left hand corner.
[doublepost=1503871949][/doublepost]An old picture from the horse track taken some 5 years ago with my old canon 5D and 28-135 mm zoom.

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Playing with my new 16 stop screw-on ND filter from Formatt-Hitech, which they kindly express posted out to me as I forgot to purchase earlier, so that I'd have it in time for a weeks holiday in Brisbane, which I leave for tomorrow morning. Woo-hoo, the warmth beckons! I already have a 16 stopper from them in a 100mm square format, but I only use that on my tilt-shift lens as it has a bulbous front to it.

This is a 4.5 minute exposure at f/11 and ISO 100 in pretty bright sunlight. I love that these things have no colour casts, so I don't have to mess around in post production hiding them or working in B&W only.

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Canon 6D, 24-105mm f/4L, Formatt-Hitech 16 stop ND 77mm.
270 seconds, ISO 100, f/11, 24mm.
 
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