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Impressions
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07-JUL-2006 RK

2nd
Impressions
by RK

Canon EOS 1D Mark II N ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/100s f/11.0 at 17.0mm (35mm equivalent: 107mm) iso160 hide exif
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Date/Time07-Jul-2006 13:00:05
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS-1D Mark II N
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length17 mm
Exposure Time1/100 sec
Aperturef/11
ISO Equivalent160
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White Balance
Metering Mode (-1)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programprogram (1)
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ctfchallenge01-Sep-2006 23:00
Thanks all.
The "squishy" mud as CJ put it ...is acutally the sea bed. This was taken in the Bay of Fundy region (Five Island Provincial Park in NovaScotia, Canada). The amazing thing was...the water/sea receded atleast by about half a mile (may be more) right in front our eyes (probably took couple of hours) and we were walking on the sea bed looking for fossils/clams. This happens everyday and the water recedes back by nightfall.

You can checkout other pictures from this location athttp://www.pbase.com/photogenix/five_islands_provincial_park
- RK
ctfchallenge01-Sep-2006 20:21
That would be "squishy" mud! CJ
Guest 01-Sep-2006 20:20
Very nice RK. The color of the sand is highly unusual. Where is this? -Cat
ctfchallenge01-Sep-2006 20:20
Terrific shot RK! The colors, composition and perspective are all really nice. I like how you can tell by the footprints that the person (child) leaped over the dog prints as if to not mess them up. Cute! I bet it felt good to walk through that scuishy mud! :-) CJ.
ctfchallenge01-Sep-2006 19:08
The thumbnail does not do this one justice. Wow, some red "sand" here. Yvonne
Rod 01-Sep-2006 09:33
I don't know why but I really like this with the legs cropped out. Great looking shot:-)
Squared C01-Sep-2006 05:43
What a wonderful shot. The color, the texture of the mud, the hurry in the figure leaving frame, the angle. All add up to something wonderful!