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    This photo has been taken inside Tourirt Kasbah in Ouerzazate in Morocco in november 2012. The late afternoon light falling through the windows gave it a special feel and look. It was taken with a Canon 60D and a Sigma 17-50 F2.8 zoom lens, ISO 320, shutter speed 1/20 and aperture F8. by: malthe1975 Views[409] Photo of two fishing boats in Essauoira harbour at sunset. The photo has been with an Olympus OM camera and a 50 mm. standard lens with slide film. by: malthe1975 Views[235] A photo of a number of fish for sale in the harbour of Essaouira. The photo has been taken with slide film and a Olympus OM 50 mm. macro lens. by: malthe1975 Views[194] The photo was taken at an entrance to a house in the town of Chefchaouen in Morocco in 2003. I have taken the photo with an Olympus OM camera and a 50 mm. standard lens (slide film). by: malthe1975 Views[193] Photo taken in Rabat in the late afternoon with a Nikon camera film camera + a 75-240 mm. lens. The photo has not been edited to look like this - the reflected light from the sea gave it a very special, monochromatic look. I have made some very small adjustments in Photoshop Elements, but apart from that, this image is equivalent to the original slide shot (Provia 100 slide film). by: malthe1975 Views[489]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    Sunday, 13 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I am a Dane who have been travelling in Asia, North Africa and the Middle East. I have always been doing some photography on my journeys and I am keenly interested in this subject (I have just invested in a new Canon 60D camera and two additional lenses).... Read more >
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