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Just as I feared, lots of phallic symbols in the first two shots and one of those ladies in the last shot has no top on. I'm so glad I didn't visit your unknown website.
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depthcharge101
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Great pictures. Enough said!
AlbertDros
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back in my hometown, uploaded some new stuff 
For more, check www.flickr.com/albertdros
Burning Man
Dreamy Dutch Sunrise
For more, check www.flickr.com/albertdros
Burning Man
Dreamy Dutch Sunrise
hotdog321
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Beautiful--well done!
Captain Hook
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Hi Albert,
It's very easy to embed your flickr images in dpreview forum. I do it all the time...
Just click on the 'insert image' icon, choose 'insert image from web' and copy/paste the link to your image on flickr. That's it!
So the images stay on flickr and keep manageable @ flickr.
It's very easy to embed your flickr images in dpreview forum. I do it all the time...
Just click on the 'insert image' icon, choose 'insert image from web' and copy/paste the link to your image on flickr. That's it!
So the images stay on flickr and keep manageable @ flickr.
AlbertDros
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Awesome! I remember i saw that option but it failed with me pasting the link when I tried it a long time ago. I guess i pasted the link from the wrong section. Thanks!Hi Albert,
It's very easy to embed your flickr images in dpreview forum. I do it all the time...
Just click on the 'insert image' icon, choose 'insert image from web' and copy/paste the link to your image on flickr. That's it!
So the images stay on flickr and keep manageable @ flickr.
fireplace33
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These are great, thanks for sharing !
I very much like the way you've explored different types of photography, and seem to be good at them all !
I very much like the way you've explored different types of photography, and seem to be good at them all !
sderdiarian
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Very nicely done, I'm impressed.
AlbertDros
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It really depends per image. Like the last sunrise I hardly needed any processing. The burning clouds needed a bit more to make the scene more dramatic, and with the reflections on the road.
Ansel Spear
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You have some stunning work there.
AlbertDros
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Thanks Ansel!
Brucies Heroes
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Very nice photos Albert!
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Philippe Castagna
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Splendid gallery Albert!
find you on 500px also where I will follow you.
regarding gear I'm curious to know which bag(s) are you using.
regarding pp, I'm interested to read more about your workflow
AlbertDros
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Thank you Philippe! I am using the Sony A7II recently, with 28-70 kitlens, Zeiss 55 1.8, Samyang 14mm 2.8 and Minolta 135 2.8 (not used yet, waiting for the adapter to arrive).
I was a m43 shooter before, shot with GH2 and GH4. As for workflow. I do most stuff in lightroom, but if there are things I can't do with LR I'm using Photoshop, mainly exposure blending and advanced masking like Luminosity masks.
Oh yeah, you're asking for my bag. I'm using the case logic one, the slrc-206. IMO it's best bang for buck. It's extremely strong for travelling AND it fits my 15inch mbp retina. I've seen the more expensive lowepro ones that are much less protective! I love this bag so far. Using it for 2 months now. Before I always had a no brand bag from Guangzhou China, which was kind of unbreakable but wasn't really camera friendly with all the compartments. I bought that bag for 15 bucks 2 years ago and it's still going strong really, but not really user friendly
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