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Nice photo, Liz.
/Fred
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...and with 1/30 sec with no shaking unsharpness, F no. of 2.2, perfect whiteballance, no flash...
Nice photo, Liz.
/FredIt ain't over 'til the fat lady sings...
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Wow Liz, those pictures are very nice. I especially like the Morikami Japanese Garden shot... beauty.
Hmm... Guchi, now I wanna go to Taipai XD and Japan and China and HK... lol.. wait, I always wanted to...
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Nice Thread...I think I also add some pictures...
The pictures are linked to my photo album I have on my university account.
Currently it holds only the San Francisco pictures from October 2003 where I visited the OS/2 WarpStock event (this year it is held in Hershey, Pennsylvania (known as the "Sweetest place on earth")).
I first add this one from the San Francisco International Airport...
There are several other pictures like the Golden Gate in the fog that are pretty nice. Here is one of them:
If you search a little bit through the album you should find me on one of the pictures.
Navigation help for the photo album:
If you click in the middle of the picture you get back to the index of that day, if you click the left/right 1/3 of the picture you get to the previous or next picture.
Some days have more than one page (the page can be selected from the index of the day - dropdown box on the top left)cu/2 magog - Germany - flying with OS/2 Warp speed...in a vehicle named eComStation (eCS)
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Long time no post here...
More pics of my (2nd) homecountry
: Taiwan.
Last edited by GuchiGuh; 6 July 2005, 04:57.Comment
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and Chrono: Learn mandarin first, yeh honkie you!
(jkz)
Come visit me when am over there.Comment
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thx Liz.
That's actually the Tunnel entrance to the University I used to go to. The university is behind a tall mountain, so they dug a tunnel through it for students to use. I remember the days when it was first openend and you needed to pay NT$10 (~US$0.25) or some other amount to walk through
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A few out of my collection:
Bunch of flowers
Ivy flower
Miniature hamsters
Donkeycart
Winding kloof road
Flowering Pineappleplant
Cat closeup
Zigi the parrotLawrenceComment
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