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Near the village of Limestone, Illinois, west of Kankakee, is a huge limestone quarry. Massive piles of crushed lime are piled around rail spurs, for delivery to concrete manufacturers. Seen here just after sunset, the rail cars await loading during the week, with a man-made mountain of lime taking on a natural form.
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Hmmm, good point there. Nothing wrong with 'bad lighting' (at least, at least, as long as you're not a pedantic perfectionist, as are the proprietors of a particular website that has rejected every single one of my pictures thus far). I like some atmospheric lighting, yes: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/6658603/
Yes, there are a number of silly things, although I haven't looked through their website to find them...the pictures that I have found are rather dull and bland, really...yes, nice pictures, but nothing interesting about them, the kind of thing that anybody could do. Now, what's EXIF data?
Indeed.
EXIF data is all of the information displayed along with an image that comes from the camera hardware. (It can be removed, but is displayed by default.)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7757668/
In this submission of mine, the EXIF data is everything listed under 'Photo information' in the right-hand column by the submission info. :3
EXIF data is all of the information displayed along with an image that comes from the camera hardware. (It can be removed, but is displayed by default.)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7757668/
In this submission of mine, the EXIF data is everything listed under 'Photo information' in the right-hand column by the submission info. :3
Ah, I see. The only thing that comes from my camera is the image itself, I have a little notebook where I put the exposure information, then put it with the picture caption, assuming anybody cares to actually read it: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/7804534/
They work very nicely here in Chicago: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/6566813/
Perhaps you can confirm for me if they sound like these at idle: http://youtu.be/tWWUmXqxGzc
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