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The Otter Trail 2012: Photo album

For years I have been wanting to go on the Otter trail – probably the most famous trek in South Africa, and certainly one of the world’s great coastal trails.  Thanks to some great organizational work by M*rtin, four of us walked the trail last week.  A magnificent experience, with great company, and incredible seascapes.  I took only the little Fuji camera, and it performed brilliantly, particularly in areas of high dynamic range.  I took around 400 photos, and using Lightroom was able to process 120 in double-quick time.  There are around 60 in the gallery below.  They are best seen in Full Screen mode – press FS in the bottom right corner of the box to get this.  For an auto slide show press SL.  And for info, press the little ‘i’ in the top right hand corner.

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