Gary Danko
one of the top restaurants in SF.. it was definately an awesome meal.. enjoy the pics hounds!
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Start New Threadone of the top restaurants in SF.. it was definately an awesome meal.. enjoy the pics hounds!
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Geez, French Laundry, Gary Danko...where to next? Again, nice photo report and thanks for the laughs with the captions.
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Check out the L.A. Board and search for "perceptor". He's treated us to many more L.A. Chow photos - all of them gorgeous!
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Aahh yes, memories of my Gary Danko birthday celebration revisited...Perceptor - did you check out the restroom? The ladies' room was picture worthy - greys and violet colors with orchids and a fountain, very serene. Many thanks for your postings!
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fucking gorgeous! thank you for the meal by visualization. good for all us voyeurs. It is nice to see the desserts getting slightly more creative. when I went they were abomidable, considering the venue.
I love that your photos captured the setting, which really makes everyone and everything look beautiful.
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Great pics. How in the hell did you get the lighting so nice? When I took pictures at GD, they looked like crap even after I doctored them up in Photo Album.
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when it is dark like Gary danko.. i set my aperture to about f2.1 and open up the shutter to about 1/10 second or longer.. then its pretty much hold your breath and dont move an inch.. to get the 1 pic thats good, i usually have to take MANY shots
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........or bring a tripod.
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a tripod can be a pain when the whole table is covered with dishes, as it often is. Also, less maneuverability.
Thanks for the tips perceptor.
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We have dined there several times and always had a wonderful experience. Love GD.
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