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These are the doors to the AQ chapel. I actually took this photo awhile ago, but never got around to posting it. I Gimped it up a bit: boosting the contrast slightly, and adding a light feather border.

Exposure time: 1/250 s
Aperture: f/4.8
ISO:500

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I really like this photo, but had to fix the white balance issue. It was actually easier than I expected. I just used Gimp to reduce the saturation of yellow to 50%.

Exposure time: 1/100 s
Aperture: f/5.0
ISO:500

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Apparently I have been neglecting my photo blog lately.

Here is a photo of the type case that I took yesterday. Complete with graffiti. I had taken some photos in the letterpress studio on Monday, but managed to neglect finding the proper white balance. So I took this one to make up for it. This is Caslon 14 point, if anyone is interested.

Exposure time: 1/15 s
Aperture: f/5.6
ISO:500

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A birch tree in Nathan's garden. Also with boosted contrast, thanks to gimp.

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This was also taken in Nathan's Garden. This is Greg walking down the path (if you couldn't tell). The gimping of this photo included boosting the contrast ever-so-slightly and adding a bit of a feather border to the edges.

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I really do love gimp. I didn't change this photo too too much. Just made it more pink, because it makes the blurred background look more neat and abstract-art-like. I took this photo this past weekend at Nathan's Garden in Hanover.

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This old Getty sign is on the road near Greg's house. I had always been meaning to take a photo of it. One day, after a nice snow, I took this photo, from a moving vehicle (don't worry, I was the passenger). This photo is also gimped. I think boosting the contrast made it look more like it does in real life. Add a nice border, and I'm sold!