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A few more from the Clyde
Some more shots from my late evening stroll along the Clyde.
These were taken slightly earlier, at around 11pm
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These were taken slightly earlier, at around 11pm
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Yay! You're back! 
I love number 2!
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I love number 2! xx
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Cracking shots MD 
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Really like the second one too, fab skies and it looks a bit like an Armadillo
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Fab set there MD!
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Originally Posted by Moonstone
Really like the second one too, fab skies and it looks a bit like an Armadillo
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Really nice shots MD but the Armadillo capture steals the show When I viewed your Armadillo shot at full size, I was suprised to see that it (I think) had been shot with a large aperture and was wondering if that was your intention to do so because you did'nt have a tripod with you ?
I really like this effect as you can see the focus on the trees in front of the armadillo and everything else has been thrown out, almost like a tilt and shift toy town effect, maybe you used a tilt and shift lens?
When I viewed your Armadillo shot at full size, I was suprised to see that it (I think) had been shot with a large aperture and was wondering if that was your intention to do so because you did'nt have a tripod with you ? I really like this effect as you can see the focus on the trees in front of the armadillo and everything else has been thrown out, almost like a tilt and shift toy town effect, maybe you used a tilt and shift lens?
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