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File:James Cook Blue Plaque.png

Summary

Blue sign for captain cook

Photographer

Richard Allen

Technical information

Digital photograph from 2m above ground, taken near corner of Edward VII Memorial Park, on 17 September 2005 in sunny weather.

Post-production modifications, in Adobe Photoshop 7.0: cropped; converted to png-8 format; stretched vertically to re-create circular plaque.

  • Resolution: 72 pixels/inch
  • Size: 733x716 pixels; 513K
  • Colors: 128; 88% dither

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