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15-FEB-2007 elips

Living at Zero Degrees Fahrenheit

Snowshoeing

Canon EOS 350D ,Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS
1/640s f/5.6 at 85.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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elips20-Feb-2007 22:49
Thanks, Nico and Lee! ~Sharon
Canon DSLR Challenge20-Feb-2007 02:13
Nice take on the challenge.
theFly
jnconradie19-Feb-2007 06:05
I can only concur with all the comments already posted. Splendidly done! Regards ~jnconradie
Canon DSLR Challenge19-Feb-2007 05:33
It usually takes me about three shots to get the exposure close to right. The problem with a day like that day is that my glasses are transitions lens, they go black in bright sunlight. That makes it impossible to see any of the settings on my camera although I can usually make out the histogram. I just keep spinning the wheel until the histogram looks good! ~Sharon
Canon DSLR Challenge19-Feb-2007 03:30
Sorry 'bout that! I saw "program" in the exif and thought you had it on auto. I couldn't imagine how a camera would not destroy this on auto. So, fess up... how many frames did it take you to reach perfection? LOL! ;) ~ Lonnit
elips18-Feb-2007 23:26
Gosh, thanks Lonnit! Not on auto, I always shoot in manual. ~Sharon
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Feb-2007 15:41
Fantastic exposure! And that was on auto? A helluva camera to pull this off! Wonderful composition. Good story. There is absolutely nothing to nitpick here! Kudos to you!!! Excellent work. Pat yourself on the back! ~ Lonnit
elips18-Feb-2007 13:56
Thanks, Mary Anne! I was pleased with how well the camera worked in such cold temps. ~Sharon
Canon DSLR Challenge17-Feb-2007 18:25
I like the long curved line in the composition, Sharon, and the shadow pointing forward to suggestion a continuation of that line. And aren't you brave, going outside in such weather?
--Mary Anne