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Thread: Oakland Oregon

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    Member Vreyens's Avatar
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    Oakland Oregon

    Hi All,
    Here a couple of shots I took this afternoon in
    Oakland Oregon.
    Barry
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Oakland Oregon-image4.jpg   Oakland Oregon-image6.jpg   Oakland Oregon-window.jpg  

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    Re: Oakland Oregon

    Wow, lots of character in these shots. These look great as they are, but I wonder how the first one would look in B&W, to give it that period look.
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    Re: Oakland Oregon

    Interesting shots, that part of Oregon does have a lot of character.
    Jimmy B

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    Re: Oakland Oregon

    Nice work.

    What part of Oregon is Oakland in? I never knew there was an Oakland Oregon. I've been lucky enough to venture over to Eastern Oregon for the first time in my life a few times this year. It's so beautiful there and bursting full of great places to shoot.
    It's not blurry. It's bokeh.

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