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« on: March 27, 2010, 08:53:39 AM »
This ancient watchtower is an everlasting inspiration.
There was no way that I could get a sharp foreground with a sharp tower in one shot,even when focusing at a distance between them(my stop was 32...):I took several shots with different focusing distances and I'll try to do some merging later on.
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If I must be reincarnated, I would like it to be in a bubble of champagne which escapes from the glass of an attractive woman by caressing her lips
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