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Tell your friends about us![Solved] What could this be?
- Thread starter Orol
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Re: What could this be?
At first I thought is was webbing for a parashoot. Then I thought, it more likely to be a part of footwear. Like a strap.
Oh, Orol! I went over to http://www.rasteria.com/ & love that photograph False Creek in the Vancouver, BC, Canada It has a Yin Yang feel. Very nice.
At first I thought is was webbing for a parashoot. Then I thought, it more likely to be a part of footwear. Like a strap.
Oh, Orol! I went over to http://www.rasteria.com/ & love that photograph False Creek in the Vancouver, BC, Canada It has a Yin Yang feel. Very nice.
Orol
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Re: What could this be?
Tyre... hmm... tyre track definitely not, but tyre... no, tyre neither. Only fooling you.
Webbing, straps, strings, coins, keys... what about these little things that can shine... it sounds like a wrong way also.
Car or house door... it could be... maybe... really?... but, sorry, it is not either.
Eh, Andy, you accidentally used the key word again... and I lost it again.
Maybe some hint could help. Let's try some EXIF info for starter:
Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-200mm, Exposure Time: 1/250, F-Number: 16.0, ISO: 200, 35mm Based Focal Length: 300, Focusing Distance: infinity
Peter
PS: Phil, thank you much for visiting my pages and liking a bit of them. That Vancouver summer holiday trip was fantastic and the city and its beautiful area is pinned as "to visit once again" on my traveler's map.
Tyre... hmm... tyre track definitely not, but tyre... no, tyre neither. Only fooling you.
Webbing, straps, strings, coins, keys... what about these little things that can shine... it sounds like a wrong way also.
Car or house door... it could be... maybe... really?... but, sorry, it is not either.
Eh, Andy, you accidentally used the key word again... and I lost it again.
Maybe some hint could help. Let's try some EXIF info for starter:
Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-200mm, Exposure Time: 1/250, F-Number: 16.0, ISO: 200, 35mm Based Focal Length: 300, Focusing Distance: infinity
Peter
PS: Phil, thank you much for visiting my pages and liking a bit of them. That Vancouver summer holiday trip was fantastic and the city and its beautiful area is pinned as "to visit once again" on my traveler's map.
Orol
New Member
Re: What could this be?
I regret to inform you that the game is over. Marc, you know something other do not? Hat off, mister. A perfect hit.
It is a parking lot of a local car producer as seen from a hill. Ha, the key word I recently "forgot" twice was a "car".
The original image was hugely skewed to get a rectangular pattern. Unskewed it would look this way:
The unclipped original view with less aggressive post processing (the visibility was quite poor) was like this:
Peter
I regret to inform you that the game is over. Marc, you know something other do not? Hat off, mister. A perfect hit.
It is a parking lot of a local car producer as seen from a hill. Ha, the key word I recently "forgot" twice was a "car".
The original image was hugely skewed to get a rectangular pattern. Unskewed it would look this way:
The unclipped original view with less aggressive post processing (the visibility was quite poor) was like this:
Peter
Orol
New Member
Re: What could this be?
These are South Korean KIA's, covered by snow. Only their side windows and lights reflected the light. If you add a low sun and a lucky angle of view and the fact some of the cars were parked south-north whilst others east-west, you get the interesting shining pattern that drew my attention from a long distance.
Peter
These are South Korean KIA's, covered by snow. Only their side windows and lights reflected the light. If you add a low sun and a lucky angle of view and the fact some of the cars were parked south-north whilst others east-west, you get the interesting shining pattern that drew my attention from a long distance.
Peter