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  1. 04-20-2010, 03:37 AM #1
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    i really liked the light on the rocks in this shot of Howarth Creek where it flows into Puget Sound at Everett, WA. taken about 45 minutes before sunset on a cloudy afternoon, so the light was very filtered, but just bright enough to have a directional element to it... 5D, 24-135 @ 33mm, .6 sec @ f16...

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    Spectacular. I'm nominating this one while I have the chance.
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    The rocks here pop really well!
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    Wow...loving this one.
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    Agreed! Excellent shot!
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    Love this shot!
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