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This barbel was taken in a pretty little river called "Le Vert" in the Pyrenees.


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Submitted by: Christophe Lecoq

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Camera manufacturer SONY 
Camera model DSC-H1 
Exposure time 1/4 s 
Lens focal length 6 mm 
Lens aperture f 2.8 
ISO 64 
Date and time of original 2007-09-05 03:51 
Software used Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 Windows 


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From: Christophe.Lecoq · chrlecoq·at·orange.fr  Link
Submitted December 10th 2007

Hi Vanuz
There was a polarizing filter !!
Thanks for your comments ;)


From: Vanuz · vanuz·at·mail.dk  Link
Submitted December 7th 2007

...a polarizing filter would have enhanced the overal quality, hmmm. nice anyway



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