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I just remembered I have a couple slides of it. Turns out it was in 83. BTW, that's 1983, not 1883. :rolleyes:

I remember being in Athens back in the 80s. We were walking down the street and there was a construction site where they were excavating a skeleton. Just another day in Athens.

I've worked as a volunteer on a number of archaeology projects. In those, everyone worked hard. Well, almost everyone. Fortunately, most of them were underwater, so heat was only a factor when on the boat. I would imagine it would be hard to dig anywhere in a town in Europe without running...

Here's a comparison.

Red eyes.

Step 3. from the Download center:

From Nikon's download center in the instructions for updating the firmware for the Z8:

Good to see you back. Glad you had a good trip.

Looks like a nice tripod. That's more than I'd be comfortable spending on an occasional use piece of gear.

If you don't own a CFexpress card reader, I would highly recommend you purchase one. They are not expensive, and downloading those large image files is extremely slow over USB connection. At least that is the case with my Z7ii.

I can't imagine why, but I could try my Z5 next time out.

Well, for me it was just about drawing the eye down and away from the tree and the sun. The first image posted has a minimalist simplicity with the contrast between the soft water and the harsh, crisp lines of the tree. Yes, there are the small branches and the reflection of the tree trunk to...

I hadn't thought much about the footprints. They don't really bother me, but it may clean things up a bit by removing them.

I tried removing the grey without success. I think it may be from the light fog we had that morning.

Thought I'd post this for contrast. I was giving the RAW files another look to see if I had overlooked something that needed editing. I found this image that was taken 3 minutes later from a different angle. It doesn't resonate with me as well as the first one. I did remove all the other root...

I worked on smoothing out the horizon to the left of the tree. Photoshop remove does such a better job than LR does.

With this site, planning is required. You not only have to look at the high tide times, you have to look at how high the tide will be. We thought we had it all figured out, and earlier this year we got up at 4AM and drove down there, only to find that the tide was still too high to even get on...

Don't know if this would be better in the evaluation section, but since I hope to get a discussion and some back and forth, I will post it here. I impulsively posted this image in the weekly challenge before I had thought the editing through. I would like to briefly go through the shooting and...

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TRT: Takeoff Rated Thrust