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Magatas river
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Wendy Thurman
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I like the second image a lot. It would be helpful to see the images larger if at all possible.
Wendy
I like the second image a lot. It would be helpful to see the images larger if at all possible.
Wendy
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Just to place things in perspective:
leytelandslide-rehab.blogspot.com: Man Pointing
"In the morning of February 17, 2006, a massive landslide covered the village of Guinsaugon, St. Bernard, Southern Leyte, Philippines. Families were lost and many were left with just a few surviving members, while vast farmlands were destroyed. Twelve other communities are also threatened because fault lines are traversing in their areas. The Southern Leyte Rehabilitation Program is a long-term development initiative to ensure that a bright future is still possible for the people of St. Bernard." Source.
So, tell us what changed in the Magatas river? Were you there, then when the disaster occurred?
Asher
leytelandslide-rehab.blogspot.com: Man Pointing
"In the morning of February 17, 2006, a massive landslide covered the village of Guinsaugon, St. Bernard, Southern Leyte, Philippines. Families were lost and many were left with just a few surviving members, while vast farmlands were destroyed. Twelve other communities are also threatened because fault lines are traversing in their areas. The Southern Leyte Rehabilitation Program is a long-term development initiative to ensure that a bright future is still possible for the people of St. Bernard." Source.
So, tell us what changed in the Magatas river? Were you there, then when the disaster occurred?
Asher
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Phil Marion
New member
Very nice photos. the composition is pleasing to the eyes. I like the use of the tripod to ensure a blurred water as well as good depth of field (focus).
My sole concern is with the last photo. It looks like too much 'clarity' or local contrast on the trees/sky was used for my taste.
My sole concern is with the last photo. It looks like too much 'clarity' or local contrast on the trees/sky was used for my taste.