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Aintree Flake

by Cliff-P

Hand held with very little light available hence 1600 ISO.

Uploaded14/03/2010 - 08:25

CategoryBlack & White

BodySAMSUNG GX10

Shutter Speed1/40

Aperturef/4.5

LensN/A

ISO1600

Focal Length45mm

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Tagsmono tabacco aintree flake

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Date Taken	07/03/2010 - 14:03
Make	SAMSUNG TECHWIN Co.
Model	SAMSUNG GX10
Program Mode	Shutter Priority
Metering Mode	Center-weighted average
Shutter Speed	1/40
Aperture	f/4.5
ISO	1600
Focal Length	45mm
Lens	N/A

bwlchmawr bwlchmawr

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Posted 14/03/2010 - 09:30 Link

Ah Cliff:it's like looking through a portal at my childhood. The bus conductor used to give me the end of the roll of tickets with a pink strip on them, if I'd been a good boy.

My Dad used to smoke a pipe with tobacco called "Three Nuns". Lovely nostalic post processing, too.

Andrew

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jackitec jackitec

1450 posts
17 years

Posted 14/03/2010 - 15:06 Link

Different Cliff,

Jack.

Cliff-P Cliff-P

1000 posts
17 years
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Posted 14/03/2010 - 19:14 Link

Glad its brought back a few memories for you Andrew My old father-in-law smoked a pipe, Condor flake if I remember correctly, gave it a go once and was promptly sick, needles to say I never touched a pipe again!.

Jack yes a bit different, hope you like it

Cliff.

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