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Well you visit a place just the once and they go and name a bridge after you. It truly is the land of opportunity where anything is possible 
This is really nice Patrick. I can't believe you got so much detail out of those foreground rocks. I know how dark they were!
As for the Stinking Rose Cafe. I think it may be the reason why we got given a row to ourselves on the flight from San Francisco to Philadelphia
Mike

This is really nice Patrick. I can't believe you got so much detail out of those foreground rocks. I know how dark they were!
As for the Stinking Rose Cafe. I think it may be the reason why we got given a row to ourselves on the flight from San Francisco to Philadelphia

Mike

Thanks for stopping by for a look! I seem to only have time on my Sunday evenings to get a shot ready and upload it to EPZ. So here it is.
Glad you noticed Dougie. It was quite a dramatic feast visually and I had to tone it down a bit to avoid various colours being blown out.
Well Johanna, there was at least beer at this Octoberfest, though I had to drive home on a weekday so I abstained!
Yes Jeanie, some weird stuff appeared in the sky and it turned lots of colours so we got out our cameras before it was all gone. ..lol..
Completely clear and 30c today.....
LOL Mike, yes there are lots of possibilities out here, though the maps still say 'Golden Gate..' on them for some odd reason. They will all have to be changed, which is a lot of work.
After I moved away from our original position with those dark rocks, I found that these ones had a better angle to more light so I made these the foreground instead. I might be able to salvage the dark rock shots though by doing a multi-processed pseudo-HDR on them.
And yes, at least you were not kicked off the flight for endangering the crew and passengers with toxic gasses! Can't say the same for my unfortunate co-workers the next day, but that's another story!
Well Jouko, I'm sitting by the front door every day waiting... and waiting... Nothing yet. They have not even shipped it yet though I ordered it on the day of the announcement back in September.
Got something caught in your throat Scotty?? lol...
Patrick
Glad you noticed Dougie. It was quite a dramatic feast visually and I had to tone it down a bit to avoid various colours being blown out.
Well Johanna, there was at least beer at this Octoberfest, though I had to drive home on a weekday so I abstained!
Yes Jeanie, some weird stuff appeared in the sky and it turned lots of colours so we got out our cameras before it was all gone. ..lol..
Completely clear and 30c today.....
LOL Mike, yes there are lots of possibilities out here, though the maps still say 'Golden Gate..' on them for some odd reason. They will all have to be changed, which is a lot of work.
After I moved away from our original position with those dark rocks, I found that these ones had a better angle to more light so I made these the foreground instead. I might be able to salvage the dark rock shots though by doing a multi-processed pseudo-HDR on them.
And yes, at least you were not kicked off the flight for endangering the crew and passengers with toxic gasses! Can't say the same for my unfortunate co-workers the next day, but that's another story!
Well Jouko, I'm sitting by the front door every day waiting... and waiting... Nothing yet. They have not even shipped it yet though I ordered it on the day of the announcement back in September.
Got something caught in your throat Scotty?? lol...
Patrick

Hi Patrick,
what a beautiful shot,love the fiery flame like clouds in the sky and the way they reflect light on the sea,the angle of the bridge,rushing of the waves on the way in and the way they slow done and slither and roll round the rocks and onto shore or out of my screen i think,wonderful colours and tones,texture and i love the wet,slippery top of the rocks,the errant bits of water flying away on their own over the rocks and you see through them to the rock texture,the detail is magnificent.Spectacularly captured.take care,Ann
what a beautiful shot,love the fiery flame like clouds in the sky and the way they reflect light on the sea,the angle of the bridge,rushing of the waves on the way in and the way they slow done and slither and roll round the rocks and onto shore or out of my screen i think,wonderful colours and tones,texture and i love the wet,slippery top of the rocks,the errant bits of water flying away on their own over the rocks and you see through them to the rock texture,the detail is magnificent.Spectacularly captured.take care,Ann
