A perfect storm....

....and a few other pics I picked up on my way to the ocean:

http://www.atlantic-diesel.com/Storm/


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Focus

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...and a few other pics I picked up on my way to the ocean:

http://www.atlantic-diesel.com/Storm/


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Focus
Great pics!
I downloaded one of them and looked at the exif... Nothing.
What camera and lens did you use,please?
By the way, I find photos in markets, and especially fish markets very
interestinf and colourful.
Cheers,
Marcel
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Celcius wrote:
"Focus" wrote in message
...
...and a few other pics I picked up on my way to the ocean:

http://www.atlantic-diesel.com/Storm/

Great pics!
I downloaded one of them and looked at the exif... Nothing.
What camera and lens did you use,please?
By the way, I find photos in markets, and especially fish markets very
interestinf and colourful.

Now, the second Santa in the first pic., the one not hanging off the
sword: Something about the juxtaposition of the stainless washer hose
and St. Nick. On purpose, or accidental? It's oh so naughty.

Spanish market in Santa Cruz? Where, please.

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john mcwilliams

"Celcius" wrote in message
...

"Focus" wrote in message
...
...and a few other pics I picked up on my way to the ocean:

http://www.atlantic-diesel.com/Storm/


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Focus
Great pics!
I downloaded one of them and looked at the exif... Nothing.
What camera and lens did you use,please?
By the way, I find photos in markets, and especially fish markets very
interestinf and colourful.

Thanks. You can see the EXIF info if you put the mouse on the picture and
then wait a second.
Anyway: Nikon D300 + 16-85 VR (used the VR, because the camera was shaking
in my hand because of the violent storm).


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Focus

"John McWilliams" wrote in message
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[Please don't x-post to aus.photo.]
Celcius wrote:
"Focus" wrote in message
...
...and a few other pics I picked up on my way to the ocean:

http://www.atlantic-diesel.com/Storm/

Great pics!
I downloaded one of them and looked at the exif... Nothing.
What camera and lens did you use,please?
By the way, I find photos in markets, and especially fish markets very
interestinf and colourful.

Now, the second Santa in the first pic., the one not hanging off the
sword: Something about the juxtaposition of the stainless washer hose and
St. Nick. On purpose, or accidental? It's oh so naughty.

Spanish market in Santa Cruz? Where, please.

--
john mcwilliams

Funny! I didn't even see that..
No, it's the peixeria in a Jumbo supermarket, Torres Vedras, Portugal.


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Focus

Focus wrote:
John McWilliams wrote

Spanish market in Santa Cruz? Where, please.

No, it's the peixeria in a Jumbo supermarket, Torres Vedras, Portugal.

We had a big storm just roll in to Santa Cruz California, USA last night
also ;-) Looks pretty similar!

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"Paul Furman" wrote in message
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Focus wrote:
John McWilliams wrote

Spanish market in Santa Cruz? Where, please.

No, it's the peixeria in a Jumbo supermarket, Torres Vedras, Portugal.

We had a big storm just roll in to Santa Cruz California, USA last night
also ;-) Looks pretty similar!

He, he, he Paul,
Here, in Ottawa, Canada, we had 32cm (12") of snow a few days ago and
today, it's raining.
I suppose it's better than tornadoes and fires...
Cheers,
Marcel
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Even a broken clock marks the right time twice a day.
Anonymous.

"Paul Furman" wrote in message
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Focus wrote:
John McWilliams wrote

Spanish market in Santa Cruz? Where, please.

No, it's the peixeria in a Jumbo supermarket, Torres Vedras, Portugal.

We had a big storm just roll in to Santa Cruz California, USA last night
also ;-) Looks pretty similar!

--
Paul Furman

Ha, been there or past it in '84 when I drove from Marina del Rey to SF on
Highway 1.
Very beautiful. Most of the route when the highway is close to the ocean,
didn't show much beach; mostly steep rock.
The Portuguese coast is mainly beach, with behind it rocks.


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Focus

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 12:01:43 -0500, "Celcius"
wrote:


"Paul Furman" wrote in message
.. .
Focus wrote:
John McWilliams wrote

Spanish market in Santa Cruz? Where, please.

No, it's the peixeria in a Jumbo supermarket, Torres Vedras, Portugal.

We had a big storm just roll in to Santa Cruz California, USA last night
also ;-) Looks pretty similar!

He, he, he Paul,
Here, in Ottawa, Canada, we had 32cm (12") of snow a few days ago and
today, it's raining.
I suppose it's better than tornadoes and fires...

I guess I shouldn't complain that it's been cloudy and overcast here
this week. The temperatures have been in the high 70s (F) all week.
Not good sun for photography, though.
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Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 16:38:30 -0000, Focus wrote:

"John McWilliams" wrote in message
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[Please don't x-post to aus.photo.]
Celcius wrote:
"Focus" wrote in message
...
...and a few other pics I picked up on my way to the ocean:

http://www.atlantic-diesel.com/Storm/

Great pics!
I downloaded one of them and looked at the exif... Nothing.
What camera and lens did you use,please?
By the way, I find photos in markets, and especially fish markets very
interestinf and colourful.

Now, the second Santa in the first pic., the one not hanging off the
sword: Something about the juxtaposition of the stainless washer hose and
St. Nick. On purpose, or accidental? It's oh so naughty.

Spanish market in Santa Cruz? Where, please.

--
john mcwilliams

Funny! I didn't even see that..
No, it's the peixeria in a Jumbo supermarket, Torres Vedras, Portugal.

I have some I took in Funchal, Madeira which have similar big
fish,\Portugese sardines are ggreat.