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Hmm, probably underexposed. From what I remember I was struggling to handhold at the longest shutter speed I thought I could get away with. And to top that I think this film got left in the camera afterwards for 2 years. 

Ginkakuji, the Silver Pavilion, with its raked sand garden. Comments

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Another view inside the vast main hall of Kyoto Station. Comments

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A repost of "Japanese Garden", scanned with a slide scanner (now that

I've managed to install the software) and cropped differently.

Hopefully this is an imrovement, but comments welcome.

Another view of the Shitennoji Pagoda. This time I've tweaked the

curves a bit to try and bring down the bright sky & gravel garden. I

think I've oversharpened it too.

The Glico Man, originally installed in 1919, taken from Ebisubashi

bridge in the Dotombori area of Osaka. Comments welcome.

Hi Joseph, thanks for commenting. That's one of the benefits of the Shuttleworth Collection Air displays, it is a small airfield so the aircraft are really quite close! I should admit this is a fairly heavy crop though :-)

Joseph, Thanks for commenting. In this case I ended up not adjusting levels/contrast at all. I tried messing with curves a little to try and bring out the furthest hills (top right) but gave up. It just seemed to exacerbate the slightly weird pink cast near the top.

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Thanks for looking. I'm going to need a lot more practice to get down to 1/60th! One day... Cheers, Eric.

Thanks for looking and commenting. I should admit that the shutter speed and aperture is from memory only - it was probably 1/500th, or maybe 1/250th. I've tried slower than that and know I will need a lot more practice before I get something worthwile ;-) Cheers, Eric.

BSB round 6 - Mallory Park, Ollie Bridewell.

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BSB round 6 - Mallory Park, Gregorio Lavilla.

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BSB round 6 - Mallory Park, Leon Haslam.

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A lone skier appears between mist shrouded the trees. Comments welcome.

Floating along in a cloud of mist, it was barely possible to see the

gorund! I am a little suprised that I didn't drop a glove, pole or

lens cap whilst trying to capture this. Comments welcome. Thanks.

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The long swooping bonnet lines of a series II or III V12 E-type Jaguar.

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The framing seems about right to me on this one, but how do youtake a photo like this without your own reflection?

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At a crowed show like this it can be a long wait to avoid too manypeople in the photo... And I think I could have moved around ever-soslightly to crop out the purple-yellow marquee.

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