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23-MAR-2008 Helen Betts

6th Place (tie)
Spring Reflected
by Helen Betts

Washington, D.C.

Taken at the National Gallery, East Wing.

Sony DSC-H5
1/160s f/5.0 at 12.1mm iso80 hide exif
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Date/Time23-Mar-2008 17:21:50
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ModelDSC-H5
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Focal Length12.1 mm
Exposure Time1/160 sec
Aperturef/5
ISO Equivalent80
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mlynn 02-Apr-2008 03:06
Beautiful! --Melanie
inframan 01-Apr-2008 23:43
Delightful & deceptive (in the thumbnail).
Very nice!
Guest 30-Mar-2008 17:27
Superb composition Helen. I like everything about it from the beauty of the blossoms to the symmetry of the windows. Perfectly done. Dale
Guest 30-Mar-2008 07:12
The abstractness of the reflection in the windows is beautiful. MCsaba
Jerry Curtis30-Mar-2008 00:21
Just gorgeous, Helen! Almost an abstract. I love the colorful geometric background, too.
Marcelezza 29-Mar-2008 19:12
Wow! This is an awesome photography! =)
Guest 28-Mar-2008 00:06
Very cool shot Helen, well seen and captured. Love that blue sky background!
Helen Betts27-Mar-2008 20:42
Thanks, everyone, for the comments! Justin, that's just glass, no water anywhere nearby. Can't explain why it looks that way, maybe just the type of glass?
Justin Miller27-Mar-2008 04:29
Lovely peaceful scene with wonderful color. A bit of optical illusion too - the reflections in the lower glass appear rippled which makes me wonder if water is involved.
Katherine Stanback's Photos23-Mar-2008 23:31
Very pretty capture - I love the pink blossoms against the blue sky! I'm jealous - we don't have anything blooming here, we still have snow.
Sky 23-Mar-2008 23:19
Helen, this is breathtaking. I think that Mike would have been so pleased. :-)