It was sooo dark . . .

[mythlady]

One more from our trip -- this was taken in almost complete darkness, but I wanted to try to capture the lights of the "Buccaneer Queen," a pirate ship that gives people tours in Cabo San Lucas. When I looked at the thumbnail on Lightroom, it looked like there was nothing but darkness, but by bumping the exposure up, I got this. Of course, it was horribly noisy, so I tried to fix that a little. Is there any way to improve it any more, all you PP wizards?

[jiro]

Any way you can give us the RAW file if there is any?

[mythlady]

There is -- how would I give it to you?

[jeeperman]

This Rock formation was one of the first photo ops that got me interested in photography when I was about 13. Family Vacation. Cabo was a small village and only three hotels at the time. I hear it has grown.

[mythlady]

Oh yes, it has grown considerably, I'm sure, and there's construction all over the place. Big hotels, timeshares, condos -- it's booming.

[jiro]

There is -- how would I give it to you?

I think we better ask Donald.

[jeeperman]

I bet, It was starting to gain popularity but was mainly a sport fishing spot. We infact went fishing. On the boat heading out we went close to those rocks and there were seals all along them. The theater in town was an outdoor screen with a set of bleacher style seating surrounded by sheet walls.
LOL, just remembered the donkeys walking around town.

[MiniChris]

I think Paul and I must have been there at the same time...I sailed down there from CA a couple of times and it was a sleepy little fishing village perched at the edge of the world.