I didn't realize until the end of the night that I had a polarizing filter on my 35mm lens, which is like having sunglasses on them . . . so babooze again. Erick said, "What . . . you couldn't tell?" I said, "What . . . no!"
I applied choke contrast and did some major edge sharpening to the first photo and thought it came out so cool. I loooove Photoshop.
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Ahh I wish I knew about this one! I grew up across the street from Palolo Hongwanji and used to go to the bon dances there!
You so lucky to have such great friends. They drop their chili, rush down to keep you company. You promise to hold a parking spot by parking in two stalls. When I show up the car behind moves up and now not even a Smart car can fit. There was an open spot under a "NO PARKING" sign. My car was still there when we left so it worked out well. Bon dance was fun too!
Great pictures.
Ahahahaha Erick, I swear I didn't realize your truck is soooooo long! Thanks for joining me!
Thanks Betty.
I don't know where you get all your energy from...wow, Erick dropped his chili to meet you? You must be special!! :) cute pics!
Hah Les? You da one that goes running after work.
no pictures of your favorite nephew... tsk tsk
Nice! whatever boosting you did in the first shot made it look really cool! What lens did you use? These came out super sharp and no noise! (sooo jellos) Great shots of the cute kids and that crazy group pose...funny..
Awww bummahs Rick. I was talking to a lady there who attends the Palolo bon dance every year, and she said that this year was the most crowded she's ever seen.
Thanks Shun Wah. See my next post, just for you.
Jason, my bad. I didn't realize that I hadn't taken a picture of you until too late.
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