Blooming Yellow Poplar & Deer by Donna Race

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June 7, 2005	Donna Race

Blooming Yellow Poplar & Deer

Taken from our deck...across the pond, Poplar is approximately 100' tall. The deer (Spikey???) showed up shortly after pano pics were taken.

Olympus C-2100UZ
1/100(s); Aperture priority; Exposure bias [EV]:-0.30; F4.5; 17.3mm; ISO: 100; Flash not fired; Center weighted average full exif

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Donna Race 10-Jun-2005 16:36
Thanks Tam! This is a whole new project for me, the only panos I can do here are vertical since we are so closed in. :) I was really thrilled that Spikey (I think) showed up shortly after I took the Poplar pictures.

tammie 09-Jun-2005 04:38
Ooooooh.......LOVE IT, LOVE IT....LOVE IT!! This is so cool and I love how you got the deer in the corner...I did look at the original size, really have to, to appreciate this shot. I never tried a pano....but you, my friend, did a fantastic job with this...Bravo!!

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Donna Race		10-Jun-2005 16:36
Thanks Tam! This is a whole new project for me, the only panos I can do here are vertical since we are so closed in. :) I was really thrilled that Spikey (I think) showed up shortly after I took the Poplar pictures.

tammie		09-Jun-2005 04:38
Ooooooh.......LOVE IT, LOVE IT....LOVE IT!! This is so cool and I love how you got the deer in the corner...I did look at the original size, really have to, to appreciate this shot. I never tried a pano....but you, my friend, did a fantastic job with this...Bravo!!