Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

He was hanging out near the lake docks... weather was warm so went out for a drive to shoot some pics.... glad the place is still here!

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Love the colours and details. Nice one, AMDnut.

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Originally Posted by D70FAN

Looks like the Czech's (aka VW) are doing well. Is this a Superb?

Nice ride.

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It is Czech's. It's really a VW in another fancy clothing. Yes, Skoda is doing well in Australia.

Here's another temple shot.
Chau Say Tevoda temple, built in the mid-12th century.
http://www.dcresource.com/forums/att...4&d=1358157149

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Originally Posted by tim11

Yes, Skoda is doing well in Australia.

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Not really. 2012 sales nationally were one, yes one vehicle more than in 2011 in a market that had an overall 5.4% increase.

Nice to see the extra activity fellas, 2 pages of photos here in 1 day, like the old days.

My mum had her 80th birthday party yesterday so I got to play with my camera

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God bless your Mum. And happy 80th. Now an octogenerian.

May we all be that fortunate.

I think we all realize that Jeff saved us from a fate worse than DPReviw (for posting)... the reviews are fine.:)

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He was hanging out near the lake docks... weather was warm so went out for a drive to shoot some pics.... glad the place is still here!

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My first impression of this shot is that you had applied a watercolour effect (between the dock and the bottom of the image particularly and there is no pun intended). I love the colours and clarity here.

Minor, minor quibble. Get rid of that dock or whatever it is that is three quarters of the way up in the water on the left.

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Here's another temple shot.
Chau Say Tevoda temple, built in the mid-12th century.

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It's truely amazing what ancient cultures (both Aisia, and Europe) could do with stone, brick, mud, and no power machinery.
This temple was built about 100 years before Marco Polo opened his trade routes to the far east, and the
great wall, as we know it, was completed during the Ming Dynasty (although it was started, in pieces, about 1500 years before).

The picture is also well done. ;)

I spent a lot of time here, and there, but always in the clouds.

Over the UK.

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