Morning at Saint-Louis-du-Senegal, for Milouv by mtc
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A view of the Barbarie Tongue… it was an unforgettable moment! All comments welcome. Now I am preparing my luggage: next Tuesday, I am going with my husband Edouard Elcet and our son Remail to Cuba for two weeks. Wow, the pixels!
Vue sur la Langue de Barbarie à Saint-Louis du Sénégal… Un moment inoubliable. Commentaires bienvenus. Maintenant, je prépare mes bagages: Mardi prochain, je pars pour deux semaines pour Cuba avec mon mari Edouard Elcet et notre fils Remail. Oh là là, les pixels!
You can see another image of the Barbarie Tongue by Elcet here:
"Cars of Senegal I, for Mousson"
Techdata: Nikon D50 with Nikkor 3.5-4.5/18-70 Pro ED at F70mm, 1/350s at f/4.5, ISO 400. Postwork in Photoshop CS3 Extended to increase contrast and saturation (because of the Mauritanian sand floating in the air), plus levels adjustment. After a careful selection of the buildings to avoid their limit with the sky (and therefore a white outline around them), some Sharpness was added with the appropriate Filter.
Vue sur la Langue de Barbarie à Saint-Louis du Sénégal… Un moment inoubliable. Commentaires bienvenus. Maintenant, je prépare mes bagages: Mardi prochain, je pars pour deux semaines pour Cuba avec mon mari Edouard Elcet et notre fils Remail. Oh là là, les pixels!
You can see another image of the Barbarie Tongue by Elcet here:
"Cars of Senegal I, for Mousson"
Techdata: Nikon D50 with Nikkor 3.5-4.5/18-70 Pro ED at F70mm, 1/350s at f/4.5, ISO 400. Postwork in Photoshop CS3 Extended to increase contrast and saturation (because of the Mauritanian sand floating in the air), plus levels adjustment. After a careful selection of the buildings to avoid their limit with the sky (and therefore a white outline around them), some Sharpness was added with the appropriate Filter.
Comments (35)
J'avais gardé un souvenir horrible de St Louis du Sénégal (nous avions été voir un professeur malade à l'hopital). Mais cette photo me réconcilie avec cette ville.
Wonderful shot and beautiful warm saturated colors.
SPLENDIDE composition avec cette batisse blanche ! Magnifique panorama africain...cela me rappelle mon séjour forcé en Afrique du Nord !!!
Une dédicace bien méritée! La photo est vraiment splendide! Amicalement Lior
What a fantastic view. A very beautiful shot indeed.