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29-MAY-2009	Michael Shealy

Where the Heart Is

Black Forest, CO

Canon EOS 20D ,Tokina 10-17mm f/3.5-4.5 AT-X 107 DX
1/8333s f/4.5 at 10.0mm iso200 hide exif

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Date/Time	29-May-2009 15:13:58
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Focal Length	10 mm
Exposure Time	1/8333 sec
Aperture	f/4.5
ISO Equivalent	200
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ctfchallenge		01-Jun-2009 17:14
Thanks doubly, Penny & Doug ":^) -mikey

ctfchallenge		01-Jun-2009 03:43
this is doubly amazing - both the shot and the house. Penny Street

ctfchallenge		01-Jun-2009 02:33
Now here is some distortion. It works to form a bullseye on your hidden treasure back there. -Doug

ctfchallenge		01-Jun-2009 00:57
Thanks Rod & Tom. Its a photo-voltaic array (12 panels), Tom. It gives up about 6KWH on a good day. Enough for the two of us (plus the animals) to get along on. Cheers, -mikey

ctfchallenge		31-May-2009 03:36
Mikey your home looks like it is being sucked back into the promordial ooze. Amazing structure. How much power do you get from the photoelectric things that collect light and generate electric power (I'm drawing a blank about what they are called.) -tv

ctfchallenge		31-May-2009 03:26
It's looking very good now Mikey.

ctfchallenge		31-May-2009 00:48
I never can get the picture on the darn thing, tho, Rod. It does look cool up there, a? Cheers, -mikey

ctfchallenge		30-May-2009 01:34
Rod So this is your little mud hut a, I really like the idea of a big screen TV on the roof so you don't miss any programs while attending to your animals:-) The curvature of the lens really suits the topography here making the composition look just right.Well done mate. The only problem for me here is the BHs in the clouds but wiv your workload at the moment it's understandable the time to fix it.