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  1. 27-07-2010 #1
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    Default Hong Kong at dusk..........This is cool:

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    Place your cursor at the top of the photo. You will notice it is 6:10 PM.

    Bring the mouse down slowly over the photo without pressing the button on the mouse.

    Do not right or left click.

    Night time appears, the lights come on, and at 7:40 PM, it's dark!

    I think this is photo technology at its best!
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    Very good
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    Yes I thought it was good
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    Great - an interesting bit of work. Doesn't it look so different at night?
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    That was good - and yes it looks absolutely fairyland like at night. I was captured on video saying "Look at that skyline" many times over in a period of a few minutes
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    I agree, quite breathtaking and how much better it looks at night.
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    Night and lights do wonders for cities, a bit like new snow. I love cities at night.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rolf View Post
    I agree, quite breathtaking and how much better it looks at night.

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    I know that I do
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    Quote Originally Posted by rolf View Post
    I agree, quite breathtaking and how much better it looks at night.

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    LOL - maybe so, but I suspect that unlike the cities you are better without the lights
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    Oh No
    Dusk is my middle name lol
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