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Some new photos from this years Graves Island car show, Chester, Nova Scotia
Canada.... This is the first year I made it to this annual event...

I hope you enjoy them...

Kenmo

PS: Using a new Olympus E500 dslr so any comments or criticisms about
color, contrast, brightness needed to be correct would be
much appreciated....

On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 22:37:27 GMT, wrote:

>
>Some new photos from this years Graves Island car show, Chester, Nova Scotia
>Canada.... This is the first year I made it to this annual event...
>
>I hope you enjoy them...
>
>Kenmo
>
>PS: Using a new Olympus E500 dslr so any comments or criticisms about
>color, contrast, brightness needed to be correct would be
>much appreciated....

Nice pictures Ken! I especially like this Chevy as Dad had one when I
was in high school. I got to use it a few times and it was a great
car. Your camera is doing a great job. Your pictures are always nice,
but these show the value of a good camera. From the hair on the person
in the background (WINDY!!) and the dark sky it looks like a "not too
good day" for lighting etc. But the pictures are great. Thanks for the
posts.

Tony

Thanks muchly... I really appreciate it...

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 07:59:01 -0400, Roadsign >
wrote:

>On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 22:37:27 GMT, wrote:
>
>>
>>Some new photos from this years Graves Island car show, Chester, Nova Scotia
>>Canada.... This is the first year I made it to this annual event...
>>
>>I hope you enjoy them...
>>
>>Kenmo
>>
>>PS: Using a new Olympus E500 dslr so any comments or criticisms about
>>color, contrast, brightness needed to be correct would be
>>much appreciated....
>
>Nice pictures Ken! I especially like this Chevy as Dad had one when I
>was in high school. I got to use it a few times and it was a great
>car. Your camera is doing a great job. Your pictures are always nice,
>but these show the value of a good camera. From the hair on the person
>in the background (WINDY!!) and the dark sky it looks like a "not too
>good day" for lighting etc. But the pictures are great. Thanks for the
>posts.
>
>Tony