A bit of PP later, this is what i ended up with. Could make a nice postcard.
Catcha will feel right at home in this pic.
(Forgot to add, D70 + 18-70mm @ 24mm about 1/200)
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Postcard from Darwin
I was sitting in Darwin harbour (not a good place to sit) early one morning the other week and i noticed a nice sunrise (aren't they all in Darwin?)
A bit of PP later, this is what i ended up with. Could make a nice postcard. Catcha will feel right at home in this pic.
(Forgot to add, D70 + 18-70mm @ 24mm about 1/200) Steve.
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Magic Steve... I think I want a job like yours. Travel all over the world, meet interesting people and shoot them...
 If I'm alone in a forest and my wife is not around to hear what I say, am I still wrong ??
Steve, mate that is a top shot loverly. hey my partners mother is up there at the moment can you see if you can get some target practice for me and make my life a whole better??? LOL
Mate as usual great shot and the pp work is fine and would make a top postcard. Cheers John D3,D2x,D70,18-70 kit lens,Sigma 70-200mm F2.8EX HSM,Nikon AF-I 300m F2.8, TC20E 2X
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Free drink, Free seafood buffet everyday and free belly dancing Birddog114
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Enough free drink and free seafood and there will be free belly, let alone the dancing.
I am surprised that they tolerate digital photography in Darwin, given all the Zeroes in the binary code. Cracker moment and wonderfully captured. _______________
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Hey only saw this now hehehe nice shot..we have some great sunsets opportunites here in Darwin....can't wait for the wet try my luck and lightening shots
 Ben Yu
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Great shot Steve. Fantastic colours.
Cheers
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