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Watch The Watch

Watch The Watch

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EX-S5

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Aperture f/3.1 ISO 100 Shutter 10/1250

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Aug, 2014

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Love this....great shot of a complicated watch! LOL! :o)

Thank you my friend!

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Great shot, but some noise creeping in. I use 'Imagineomic Noiseware' to minimize noise. Good software for these situations. Great composition, love the perspective....Voted

Thank you for the vote Stuart and also thanks for the tip on the software! God bless........vince

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