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E-5 pics from my vacation in the Philippines
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pinnacle
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Nice series. Thank you for posting these.
Dan
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Will I learn from life's lessons or will I lose my faith in the goodness life's promise had to offer?
Dan
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Will I learn from life's lessons or will I lose my faith in the goodness life's promise had to offer?
JustFred
Senior Member
Wow! Stunningly beautiful.
Hello,
These were taken during my vacation last January.
Cheers,
Andy
DonParrot
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BelePhotography
Forum Enthusiast
Another fan of the dramatic filter I see. I have to admit it can get addictive - and since you can capture RAW at the same time - why not play around 
Nice shots BTW!
Nice shots BTW!
I am guilty, I LOVE the Dramatic Tone Art Filter! Thanks for the compliment.
"Don't criticize what you don't understand, son. You never walked in that man's shoes." - Elvis Presley
--Another fan of the dramatic filter I see. I have to admit it can get addictive - and since you can capture RAW at the same time - why not play around
Nice shots BTW!
"Don't criticize what you don't understand, son. You never walked in that man's shoes." - Elvis Presley
My niece can tell you why it's not a good idea to play around with it. I took a few photos of her with the filter on, just to play with it, as you said. Her face looked like she had been beaten up and soot smeared on her. When I showed her the results she kept wiping her face, trying to get it off. (she's 11) I finally showed her one without the filter and told her what I had done. Let's just say a good laugh was had by half of the two of us.Another fan of the dramatic filter I see. I have to admit it can get addictive - and since you can capture RAW at the same time - why not play around
Nice shots BTW!
Robert
Robert,
That's pretty funny. I should do the same trick on my nephew!
Cheers,
Andy
"Don't criticize what you don't understand, son. You never walked in that man's shoes." - Elvis Presley
That's pretty funny. I should do the same trick on my nephew!
Cheers,
Andy
--My niece can tell you why it's not a good idea to play around with it. I took a few photos of her with the filter on, just to play with it, as you said. Her face looked like she had been beaten up and soot smeared on her. When I showed her the results she kept wiping her face, trying to get it off. (she's 11) I finally showed her one without the filter and told her what I had done. Let's just say a good laugh was had by half of the two of us.Another fan of the dramatic filter I see. I have to admit it can get addictive - and since you can capture RAW at the same time - why not play around
Nice shots BTW!
Robert
"Don't criticize what you don't understand, son. You never walked in that man's shoes." - Elvis Presley
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