bThe cliffs are only (hah! "only?") 300m above sea level, and according to wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altitude_acclimatization#Altitude_acclimatisation) altitude acclimatisation only occurs above 3000 m.
So no higher Hemoglobin counts for them cliff-top dwellers! They'll just have to content themselves with living on a gorgeous greek island with spectacular sunsets and beaches and... what was my point?
100hands: y'know, i was actually running out of battery while taking those shots, so i had to continually switch off the camera, switch it back on and take a picture, then switch it off again...
salil: a wide-angle lens sounds good, but i'm not sure my camera can use one... *runs off to check*
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So cool! Sunsets = awesome. :D Also, I wonder if people in the cliff-top town have higher hemoglobin counts than the rest of us?
bThe cliffs are only (hah! "only?") 300m above sea level, and according to wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altitude_acclimatization#Altitude_acclimatisation) altitude acclimatisation only occurs above 3000 m.
So no higher Hemoglobin counts for them cliff-top dwellers! They'll just have to content themselves with living on a gorgeous greek island with spectacular sunsets and beaches and... what was my point?
Lovin the deep hues. Always so much more interesting. :)
Lovely shots (both in these, and the Toronto sunset post).
I'd love to see some of those sights through a wide angle lens.
100hands: y'know, i was actually running out of battery while taking those shots, so i had to continually switch off the camera, switch it back on and take a picture, then switch it off again...
salil: a wide-angle lens sounds good, but i'm not sure my camera can use one... *runs off to check*
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