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CaptainJack 2008-03-15 10:25
Hello Lauryn, long time no see! :) I often enjoy visiting Buddhist temples in Asia as well, the combination of hands, burning incense and large cauldrons are a great scene, you've captured one very well here. I tried at a Buddhist temple in Korea earlier this year, but didn't have the courage to get this close.
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03-16-2008, 01:45 PM
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To rigoletto: Deniz
many thanks for your appreciation, it's almost too much: D. It's quite funny as I hardly know what a white balance is so far:-), I think I've got a good camera...
And yes I like the very ordinary things of life, not impressive, not mind-blowing:-) Going for two days to Paris, so you wont't see me around much this week. Will try to find a few not special things to photograph ! o))) Can I ask you for a advice; I am starting shooting in RAW. What do you use for working on that ? I've got this CD from Canon when I bought the camera...but doesn't seem to do much. How are you proceeding ? Thanks and a hug, have a great week. Michèle 
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