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>> ROTFL
>> London! She needs to lower her expectations.
>> Tell her that you can take nice pictures in the rain as well.
>
> Tell her it's "artistic" to take rainy photos. ;-)
Actually, scrub that. Tell her it's London, and hence not worth
photographing in the first place... :-P
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On 5/4/2011 12:39, Stephen wrote:
> London! She needs to lower her expectations.
We've been there for a couple of days before, so we're fully aware that what
you all call "partly sunny" we'd call "pouring rain". In San Diego, "partly
sunny" means there's a cloud. In London, "partly cloudy" means you can tell
which direction the sun is shining from by looking at the clouds.
That's the problem. It might be sunny at any moment, no matter how brief, at
which time PHOTOGRAPHS! :-)
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
"Coding without comments is like
driving without turn signals."
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Le 2011/05/04 13:50, Darren New a écrit :
> On 5/4/2011 10:07, Stephen wrote:
>> Shame but she has a point. Scary internet foreigners, we still eat
>> people. ;-)
>
> Actually, part of the problem was her saying "But I don't know when
> it'll be sunny, and we need to take *pictures*!" :-)
>
To much sun gives you to harch shadows. Partly cloudy to overcast is
often prefered by most serious photographers.
And then, the rain will add a nice glossy sheen that can be prety
esthetic, if you are ready to work with, and use, it to your advantage.
And London been London, you expect rain each and every day... ;P
Alain
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On 04/05/2011 10:32 PM, Darren New wrote:
> On 5/4/2011 12:39, Stephen wrote:
>> London! She needs to lower her expectations.
>
> We've been there for a couple of days before, so we're fully aware that
> what you all call "partly sunny" we'd call "pouring rain". In San Diego,
> "partly sunny" means there's a cloud. In London, "partly cloudy" means
> you can tell which direction the sun is shining from by looking at the
> clouds.
>
LOL. I understand.
> That's the problem. It might be sunny at any moment, no matter how
> brief, at which time PHOTOGRAPHS! :-)
>
You never know it might be sunny for your whole trip.
Take one chicken and very sharp knife... ;-)
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Regards
Stephen
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