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02-JAN-2010

Anyone for sauerkraut?

Nikon D300S
1/2000s f/4.5 at 18.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time02-Jan-2009 10:27:37
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON D300S
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length18 mm
Exposure Time1/2000 sec
Aperturef/4.5
ISO Equivalent200
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Guest 03-Jan-2010 20:14
Looks chilly. Those cabbages can be amazingly resistant to cold.
fotabug03-Jan-2010 19:25
I am impressed with the colors, but you can keep the cabbage :)
Mark Krauss03-Jan-2010 01:31
Above-ground-kimchee!
Dirck Brinckerhoff03-Jan-2010 00:37
Are you having acid snow there? ;-) The light on the cabbage is comfortably warm, but the rest sure looks cold.
Paul Milholland02-Jan-2010 18:47
If it could talk, it might've asked to spend the night in your fridge so it could be warmer. ;)
Ronald Bijtenhoorn02-Jan-2010 16:16
HaHaHa Ed is right, in Belgium and the Netherlands we say that babies get pulled out of the cabbage.
Nice shot and Happy Newyear
Ed Duverger02-Jan-2010 15:52
Happy New Year.Was there not a baby inside(so they told me always in Belgium...)
Steve Thuman02-Jan-2010 15:30
Wonderful composition. How on earth did you keep the shutter speed so high?
Jack Hoying02-Jan-2010 15:16
It looks like the center is rotten enough for sauerkraut!
We actually had it twice on New Years day.