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Yesterday morning, we had freezing fog. It was not dangerous like freezing rain, but it was beautiful! A friend called me and advised me to grab my camera and head out. She was right and I'm glad she called.
![]() ![]() These incredible spikes, are actually a result of the freezing fog and not spikes on the bush. ![]() Here, I had a little fun with the zoom. I cranked the f-stop down to F22. This allowed for a shutter speed of 1/10th of a seccond. This in turn allowed me to crank the zoom back in as I released the shutter. ![]() This area is an abandoned rail line. The tracks were torn up and discarded. I saw an opportunity for shutter art. Have a great remainder of the week.
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Great set. Good dof. The zoom effect on the tree shot is pretty cool. The first two are my faves.
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Angela ![]() ![]() Wife of 'Steves Shots'Camera: Canon 450d Tamron 28-200, Sigma 70-300 tele-macro View my photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/angelabethell |
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The first two are gorgeous captures! TFS.
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![]() Why thank you. My cold hands feel justified now!
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Canon XSi and EOS 50D. Canon 18-55 IS Kit Lens, Canon 75-300mm Lens and Canon f1.8 "Niffty-Fifty, Tamron 28-300mm Macro Zoom Lens, Tamron f2.8 70-200MM Fast Glass Canon 430EXII Flash. Manual Auto Focus/ Auto White Balance Shooter. http://www.flickr.com/photos/f4fwildcat/ |
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