I believe it was GM factory issued soft edge. No stops we were moving...Originally Posted by Dr Croubie
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I believe it was GM factory issued soft edge. No stops we were moving...
...the first one is probably the closest thing I've shot to "street photography," but I entered it in the "light" assignment, so it is just for fun....
Another shot from Niagara for fun...
Last edited by Kayaker72; 12-07-2011 at 01:20 AM.
Too funny......I believe it was GM factory issued soft edge. No stops we were moving...
This is a view of a small village in Scotland called South Queens Ferry, I was traveling with my brothers from Troon to St.Andrews and we stopped here along the way.
I'm guessing that's the windshield tint. Looks to be about three stops?
Hi Denise
It's clear you have always had a photographers eye, well done.
Tony
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You were driving? Don't spend too much time on the soft edge, you could end up coming to a hard stop.I believe it was GM factory issued soft edge. No stops we were moving...
I don't know about your part of the world, but we drive on the RIGHT side of the road.
I was the passenger.
So when you pass by an enemy coming the other way, you have to fight him off carrying your sword in your left hand?I don't know about your part of the world, but we drive on the RIGHT side of the road.
What a crazy country...
Actually it is quit ingenious, since most people are right handed. This way if you loose the sword fight you still have your right hand. It makes for less rehab in learning to write and such.
Also, I think we have succeeded in hijacking the thread.
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