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Nice catch of this woodpecker. Where was this taken?

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I bought my Giottos Rocker blower (large) from CP a few months back, recently i found black power from the outer blower and when I grab the blower it will dirty my hand. Decided not to use it and threw it away (imagine blowing the black power into my sensor). Any other people have the same problem?

Here are a couple of photos to share. C&C welcome. The light condition was poor, have to boost the ISO to 400, thus noise is quite visible. #1 #2 #3 #4

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350D works perfectly at Tibet and Mt Everest Base Camp (>5500m above sea level). Here are some photos taken during my recent trip with 350D: http://forum.clubsnap.com/showthread.php?t=210914

Hi, Yes, I use CP on those landscapes to enhance the photos. Temperature wise it was quite good at Lhasa (around 18 to 25C), but at the Base Camp was probably about 5C at night. Cheers.

Hi, Thanks for viewing and comments. The fireworks was to mark the start of the rail network from Qinghai to Lhasa. This has to be one of the greatest engineering works in the world. Imagine constructing a rail network at such high altitute. It is very difficult to construct the track as all...

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Seems like there are quite a number of Tibet photos recently, here are mine to share. I was there when the rail started, but did not have a chance totake the train. There were a lot of celebration, the fireworks was part of the celebration. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5

I think the image is a little soft, the light is kind of harsh, background and foreground are distracting and composition is too center. With shutter speed of 1/320, looks like you have good lighting condition even at ISO100. Usually for bird photography, you want to set your Aperture at f/8 and...