Another shot from the photo walk.
This one was converted to black and white, then toned using a purple shade for shadows and a pale yellow for highlights.
I participated in a Cape Town photo walk, part of Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photo Walk, held in many cities around the globe on 23 August 2008 and will be posting photos I took on the walk for the next while.
Visit the group pool to see more photographs from other Cape Town walkers.
To get the meaning I intended, the title should be read with the standard English pronunciation of bouys (boys) rather than the US pronunciation (boo-eys).
As a fan of Adobe Lightroom I was very pleased to see version 2 released and planned to buy an upgrade right away. I went to the Adobe store, only to find out that I have to pay US $129 to buy the upgrade from the South African store while it costs only US $99 from the US store, but I can’t buy there. That’s crazy; I want the download version not the box version so it’s not a question of shipping or higher logistics costs. In fact I will probably end up downloading from the very same site that US customers will.
So why the price difference? And where’s this global village I keep hearing about?
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