Russ
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Monday sunrise
I was almost ready to post all the photos this morning and I hit the wrong key and lost the whole thing. Not a good start this morning. The ones that
are a bit blurry are early and at 1 second exposure. There are a couple looking towards Mulege where you can see the lights of a couple of trawlers
working. I'm too lazy to do the whole write up over so enjoy without commentary.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Russ
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Awwww...poor baby. Has to sit outside in the snow. 
Nice shots, Russ.
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mcfez
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Nice house there Russ.
You got corrugated sheet metal hung in a fashion to keep the setting sun off the windows?
[Edited on 12-27-2010 by mcfez]
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Great shots Russ. I like the blues.
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Russ
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mcfez, Thanks. It's just a small one bdrm with lots of garages. The roofing is called lamina and is some kind of fiber & cement material. The
front pieces do help with the rising sun you can see reflected in windows. I also think they have helped with the past hurricanes to break up the wind
so it doesn't ripe the patio roof off.
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just a small one bdrm .....
| Quote: | Originally posted by Russ
mcfez, Thanks. It's just a small one bdrm with lots of garages. The roofing is called lamina and is some kind of fiber & cement material. The
front pieces do help with the rising sun you can see reflected in windows. I also think they have helped with the past hurricanes to break up the wind
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No Russ......it's a dream, not just a small one bdrm ......!!!!!!!
You are a lucky dog Sir!
That makes sense about the hurricane effect. I was forced to place my house (in San Felipe) to face to setting sun of the day. Had to build shutters
to keep the heat off the glass.
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Arturo
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Nice pictures Russ, thanks for sharing them.
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Beautiful photos Russ! I like them all. What colors! Many of the photos have interesting UFOs in them.  Is your casita under surveillance, or are they headed towards my casita in Mulege?  
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I am not camera smart...so
These photos....how are you getting the "rich" deep colors? My photos dont even come close to some of the great ones I see here at the BN Photo Post
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Russ
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Most cameras come with photo programs of some sort that allow you to edit or enhance a photo. Not that I'd ever do anything like that But if I did I'd use the Macs' iPhoto to do a little for clarity.
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