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Camera Make CanonModel Canon PowerShot Pro1Orientation upper leftX resolution 180Y resolution 180Resolution unit 2Software ACD Systems Digital ImagingDatetime 2004:11:21 16:46:50YCbCr positioning centeredImage Exposure time 1/60 sF-number 5Date/time original 2004:11:21 10:56:34Date/time digitized 2004:11:21 10:56:34Component config YCbCrCompressed BPP 5Shutter speed value 0.016674 sAperture value 4.65625Exposure bias value 0Max. aperture value 3.34375Metering mode Center Weighted AverageFlash Flash did not fire [off]Focal length 13.6 mmUser comment Subsec time 328Colorspace sRGBPixel X dimension 640Pixel Y dimension 480Focal plane X res. 9406.34Focal plane Y res. 9415.38Focal plane res. unit inchSensing method One-chip color area sensorCustom Rendered Normal processExposure mode Auto exposureWhite balance Manual white balanceDigital zoom ratio 1

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ada-ipenburg

Great shot, Sam! Nice coulours and lightening. Andrey talks about a Dutch tradition, I'm not so sure about that. I'm Dutch and he is from the USA, he told me but.... maybe I should have known better! I think my time is come to leave Brabant for one day to take a look in the big city of Amsterdam to see it all with my own eyes. I visited Utrecht last weekend and made a walk across the canals. I did not see such a scene as this one, only mentioned three hanged man and one woman. But I did not see the need to make pictures of it. I thought it was not so spectaculair. A pity, afterwards.

Your original picture gives me new inspiration. 6/6

 

Best Regards, Ada.

 

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sambal
Andrey, that's why the bikes often hang as it nearly always rains. The morning I shot this pic was one of those exceptions on the rule...;-)) Thanks for your story!
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Ada, good to read you like this show of Amsterdammers' ingenuity. You don't have to walk far in AMS to see a multitude of scenes like this. And - if for once the sun is shining - they're rather photogenic. Thanks for your appreciation!
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