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tesarver

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Thai Temple

20-07-2014, 22:03

Last Sunday while my wife was preparing food for those that came to the temple for the start of rainy season, I walked around the temple to see if I could give a view from a different perspective.

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1/250 sec @ f/22, ISO 400 @ 28mm

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Tom
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20-07-2014, 22:17

Re: Thai Temple

An impressive building Tom, well taken and good DoF.

Bill.

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20-07-2014, 22:33

Re: Thai Temple

Nice one Tom. Lovely colours.

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tesarver

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20-07-2014, 22:38

Re: Thai Temple

Thanks Bill & Nat
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21-07-2014, 05:11

Re: Thai Temple

You captured the colour and detail well, the statue also makes the image more interesting.

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21-07-2014, 05:32

Re: Thai Temple

nice, really like the different perspective on this

:- Ian

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21-07-2014, 09:38

Re: Thai Temple

Looks good Tom, sharpness, colour, light all spot on

Regards Paul
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21-07-2014, 10:41

Re: Thai Temple

Thanks Andy, Tigger & Paul
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