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    Old Dec 1, 2007, 8:14 AM   #1
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    Old Dec 2, 2007, 1:44 AM   #4
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    These are really nice low light shots, nice job
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    These are really nice low light shots, nice job
    Thanks, hercules. There is not much light up here at this time of the year so I try to hold the camera steady.

    Concider buying a new tripod. The old one is worn and torn from much use for bird-watching with a telescope. It is also very heavy.

    Digi-scoping would really be something

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    Good night exposures.........................musket
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    Old Dec 5, 2007, 12:01 PM   #7
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    These are really neat images for handheld 1/25'' @ iso 800! Congrats again for the subject, namely the green house, which leaves a pretty good scope for creativity: )

    We could expect Part II (interior ) perhaps...






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    Thank you :-)

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    Old Dec 5, 2007, 3:09 PM   #9
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    These are really neat images for handheld 1/25'' @ iso 800! Congrats again for the subject, namely the green house, which leaves a pretty good scope for creativity: )

    We could expect Part II (interior ) perhaps...
    These words from you, bahadir, warmed and lightened up a bit up here in the North.
    I´ll be happy to post pictures from the interior

    The green-house really glowed in the dark from a long distance and the light was just sufficient as I came closer. You should have seen it, especially from distance

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    The green-house really glowed in the dark from a long distance and the light was just sufficient as I came closer. You should have seen it, especially from distance
    Would also like to see it if you've captured! Btw, I remember your mentioning a Swedish word for the individual's right to walk through the landscape freely...
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    These words from you, bahadir, warmed and lightened up a bit up here in the North.
    Then please also acceptthe followinghotoffer : )


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