Forgotten Place Part I

Fort Worth, Texas, USA

June 20, 2010, 11:30 am - 6 UTC

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After moving into our residence may years ago, this is the place were we put items that would not fit inside the home. This is where we sort through the items and place sometimes-used items on shelves [read need to keep], least-used items on the garage floor because we want to think about them a while longer [keep or dispose].

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Agno's Mrotator UT

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Texas

Lat: 32° 39' 37.75" N
Long: 98° 23' 17.1" W

Elevation: Elev 790 feet [263m] above Mean Sea Level

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Equipment

Canon T1i (500D), Sigma 8 f/3.5, Manfrotto 190 tripod, Agno's Mrotator UT, 4 Raw images HDR Bracketed , Adobe Raw Converter 6.1, Adobe Photoshop CS5, PTGui 8.3.10, Pano2VR 2.3.4

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Forgotten Place Part I

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