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Photos by brabason : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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Ospr3y said:

Wow! Nice photo! It seems it caught on fire, either that it's just really old. Weathered by wind and rain. I see it's title is Old Slave House. That proves it dates back to the Civil War.

Great work, MaryAlice

Greetings from Hephzibah, GA

liam...


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MaryAlice said:

Joe,

That is the coolest! You actually still have a place where they come out and pump your gas for you? I'm loving even the thought of it! Wow ~ those were truly the days!

We still had a station in Thomaston that pumped the gas for you up until about three years ago, but the old man passed away, and with that, also the station.

Cherish the station you have while it's still there! It is indeed a rarity!

Great talking to you,

Mary Alice


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brabason said:

Hi Keith (changed comment)

Thanks for your comments on these photos.

This series of photos was taken using my compact Canon IXUS 960 IS camera. Small enough to carry in a pocket but only takes .jpg photos. Light balance corrected in Lightroom but colour is disappointing, sunrise on rocks is not right.

Early morning while staying at the Copeland Bird Observatory in the old lighthouse keeper's house. Great week-end away from it all.


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skida said:

What a great sense of place I get from this! I love it.

Keith


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skida said:

Nice texture, colours and sky. The light is great too.

Keith


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Nawitka said:

A big square-bottomed bay! I like this view very much, a nice photo! I haven't been to this part of Scotland, but we sailed around Mull and were astonished to find how similar the landscape was to ours at home -- except Scotland has no trees.

We have many bays of this same shape here in BC. You might like to see this one, it has excellent sand-castle building sand. Yours looks sandy too, I think.


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MaryAlice said:

Greetings, Fuscia!

Thank you for your visit here and kind words! =)

All of my photographs are shot with a digital camera. I have long since quit using my film camera thanks to the wonderful advancements of digital photography. It's just way too much fun!

Depending on how well the picture is shot, a poster size could very well be absolutely flawless. No, it would not look weird as long as the quality was good. Believe me, digital is the way to go! I would highly recommend getting a good digital camera. You won't be sorry. I personally only use CANON, but I'm sure many of the other cameras are just as good. Just go play around with them and see what you're comfortable with. You're going to wonder why you waited so long.

Let me know what you decide. I'm so excited.

Best regards,

Mary Alice


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brabason said:

Thanks Allan for your comments. Calhoun is an Irish name, are you visiting or coming home?


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allan calhoun said:

i've been to gilford and look forward to checking out banbridge on my next ireland trip from canada. great foto.


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