No they didn't turn it off.

No they didn't turn it off.

or it could be “There is a light at the end of the tunnel’

Cockatoo Island main North-South Tunnel

Cockatoo Island is a hertiage listed in the middle of Sydney Harbour and is also the largest Island in the Habour. Since European settlement the island has been used for incarceration of convicts, industrial schooling and ship building. Maritime idustrial activity was ceased in 1992. 10 years later the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust was established and this island was placed into their care. Rehabilitation and restoration of the island is continueing and upon each visit you are sure to note chages.

This was my second visit to the Island and this time the trip was instigated by my wife, as she had never been here. It was a day out with the inlaws with all of us enjoying the photographic delights of this wonderful place. The weather did get the better of us on this day as a afternoon thunderstorm drew the days activity to a close.

_EQUIPMENT
Nikon D300
Nikon 12-24mm f/4.0 Lens
Tripod
Remote Release

SETTINGS
Shutter:
Aperture:
ISO: 200
Focal Length:

PROCESSING
Photomatix (yes, again)
Capture NX
black/grey/white point allocation
Noiseware

No they didn't turn it off. belongs to the following groups:

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