If you thought sunset pictures were rather clichéd, check this one out: another from NASA's APOD.
Sunday 11 January 2009
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Random thoughts, photos and the World as I see it.
Who am I?
I'm Martin Doonan, a Chemical Engineer by profession who enjoys photography and outdoor pursuits.
My photographic aims are twofold: firstly to show the interesting ways in which people behave and interact with one another on a day-to-day basis (the fundament of my street photography); secondly (and more importantly to me) to demonstrate the ways in which nature shows beauty.
It is my view of how the World is.
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My photographic aims are twofold: firstly to show the interesting ways in which people behave and interact with one another on a day-to-day basis (the fundament of my street photography); secondly (and more importantly to me) to demonstrate the ways in which nature shows beauty.
It is my view of how the World is.
My profile
Non-photography: conversations
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- On safari with Andy Biggs
- Multiple-track thinking
- Lightroom tip: advanced custom curves
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- Is it the print?
- Just another sunset
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