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Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter
15-NOV-2003

Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
15s f/8.0 at 24.0mm iso100 full exif

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haseebellahi@hotmail.com 21-Jan-2008 22:37
am goin hongkong causeway bay after some days for 1 year i herd lotz of beautiful tingz about it i alwaz love to apreceate it my wishh to God iz keeep it more an more an more beautiful...
Justin 29-Dec-2007 03:06
ABSOLUTLEY STUNNING!!! OLD MEETS NEW!!! JUST BRILLIANT!!! TY
Guest 14-Sep-2007 00:35
i am in love with hong kong
mella 03-Feb-2006 01:40
these photos are very lovely and they are in focus. Now what happens is when the water moves the boats they become having a affect of being out of focus and what that means is that they look out of focus but they are not out of focus.
eoin 26-Oct-2005 20:11
what do you mean when you refer to "freeze"? just stopping down so you can expose faster?
Guest 12-Apr-2004 01:56
they're in focus, they're just moving on the water which blurs them on film :)
Codino A.C. Divino 17-Mar-2004 12:15
I suppose you are referring to the moving boats. It's possible to freeze them but you are sacrificing depth-of-field. In this case, depth-of-field is more important.
Annie LI 16-Mar-2004 23:40
very nice photo, but I think would be even nicer if everything is focus. I know the exposure time is very long, but is there anyway to get everything focus?? maybe like a fast apeture with lower f-stop??? would that be possible?? Just curious.
Hker 14-Mar-2004 05:39
awesome, looks like computer effect
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