As Time Goes By

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As Time Goes By

Portuguese countryside. No technological advances. No need. The way of life hasn’t changed for 50 years or more. The main thing is, people there are happy, which one can not say about people who have everything. Money doesn’t bring happiness.

I couldn’t miss this shot, such a great one to portray the Portuguese way of life up in the Mountains.

I took it with my Canon Eos 400D @ 28mm. F13 and 1/400 sec taken in sepia mode on the camera. Touched up a little in Photoshop to correct the brightness and contrast and add more tone to the sepia.

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As Time Goes By by GFinch
As Time Goes By by GFinch
  • Taylor Sawyer

    Taylor Sawyer

    This photo was submitted to the group Photography 101. I like it alot ,however, the group guidelines ask for an explanation in your description about the photography aspects of the work. Can you please give more detail about your camera, lens, settings, what photography techniques you used, etc? If this is not added to your description, I will be forced to reject your photo. Please remember its not a personal thing, but we would liek this group to be a learning group for others. You can resubmit it at any time with the forementioned changes! Thank you!

  • GFinch

    GFinch

    Thanks for the comments! I’ve added some changes, if I haven’t given enough info, I can give a bit more :)

  • Taylor Sawyer

    Taylor Sawyer

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