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About LinkBacksI had a bit of a plan when I went out today and that was, "taking the long view". One lens, the 70-300 mm. To try and keep the shutter speed up I had it set at ISO 400. What I found was a lot of colour:
This is a discussion on Windows, Sky, Birds, Clouds within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I had a bit of a plan when I went out today and that was, "taking the long view". One ...
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I had a bit of a plan when I went out today and that was, "taking the long view". One lens, the 70-300 mm. To try and keep the shutter speed up I had it set at ISO 400. What I found was a lot of colour:
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That second one is great. Almost makes me wish for tall buildings.
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I really like the second one. The birds in the clouds totally make the picture.
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what bambi said!
I like shot one - but shot 2 has that whole ooh la la thing goin' on
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yup, shot two for me as well ... though I like the colors in shot one ... excellent captures, thanks for sharing
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