on Wyndham Street, Guelph. March 14th.
ISO12800!!
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Whoa! Guelph has come a long way! Nice.
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This would have been the look on my old Nikon D100 at ISO1280!
ReplyDeleteUpon closer inspection (this type of photo always deserves a closer look), I see that this poor, poor child is a Leafs fan. Maybe next year, kid. Or the year after that one. Or the one after that one. Or the one after the one that is after that one. Or the one after the one that is after the one after the one that is...
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