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29-07-2005, 16:19
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Quite Chatty
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niagra
three shots taken at niagra falls
  thats me in blue 
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29-07-2005, 17:33
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Feet under the table
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Awesom! That first shot reall gives an idea of the huge scale of it with those tiny peeps in the foreground.
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29-07-2005, 18:45
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The first and third are excellent due to their ability to show the scale and power of the falls.
Great shots 
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29-07-2005, 19:19
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scale is assume, well done!
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29-07-2005, 19:55
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Nice shots there stewart. Like the others said, you captured the scale of it. Nicely done. Did you ride the maid of the mist? I guess with the camera gear that would make it a tad tricky. I have absolutely no pictures of the falls with my new camera. Were going there in two weeks to show the kids the falls, and so mommy can take some piccies.
Did you worry about the camera getting wet at all. I know there's quite the mist coming off the falls? I'm sure that can't be good for the camera huh. Again, nice shots,jewel.
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29-07-2005, 23:18
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Quite Chatty
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29-07-2005, 23:44
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Feet under the table
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An old trick is to get a clear polythere bag and cut a hole in the bottom. Insert the camera in the bag with the lens JUST protruding through the hole, then secure the bag to the front of the lens with an elastic band. You should be able to get your hands in the open end of the bag to work the camera. It would be highly adviseable to have a skylight filter fitted!
I accept no liabilty whatsoever for any seized up cameras in the vicinity of Niagara Falls. 
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