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22-AUG-2007 RK

Dyrholaey

Iceland

Leica M8 ,Leitz 28mm f/2.8 Elmarit
1/125s f/1.0 at 28.0mm iso160 hide exif
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Date/Time22-Aug-2007 16:27:08
MakeLeica Camera AG
ModelM8 Digital Camera
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length28 mm
Exposure Time1/125 sec
Aperturef/1
ISO Equivalent160
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White Balance
Metering Modecenter weighted (2)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programmanual (1)
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Photogenix19-Nov-2007 15:35
Thanks all.
Kelly, I live in New Jersey...was in Iceland during summer.
- RK
Canon DSLR Challenge17-Nov-2007 18:22
Nicely seen RK. Do you live in Iceland? - Kelly
ctfchallenge11-Nov-2007 14:54
This is exactly the way I pictured Iceland! The leading lines take you around the corner to the beautiful cliffs in the distance. Beautiful! shu
ctfchallenge10-Nov-2007 06:59
I love the texture and curve of the path, that leads you all the way to the building. great shot - b.c.
ctfchallenge09-Nov-2007 18:47
Those cliffs could be taken from the Hudson River except there would be lots of NY trees... Great shot nice to look at with a grand sweep that starts out modestly in the gravel path lead in. -tv
ctfchallenge09-Nov-2007 12:54
I was totally kidding about the trees. The natural beauty here is that it has no trees - an almost lonesome look. A lot of the scenery in Iceland that I have seen from pictures seem to carry this proud and strong look -- because they have sparse vegetation and hardly any trees. You can call they the Northern Deserts since they have a similar look. John
Rod 09-Nov-2007 07:20
As John said the the cliffs carrying on the line of the path is excellent but I disagree about the trees as I think any trees here would bugger up the shot. Great eye RK.
ctfchallenge08-Nov-2007 18:08
Wonderful picture. I especially like that the curved path is almost completed by the curved shoreline behind. However you really need to get yourself some trees, see other pictures this page. John