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The snow was so soft Saturday morning that each step was sometimes a waist-deep hole. I dragged myself toward the edge of the lake, set up the tripod, and the rest of the time I just stood there and waited (and kept cleaning the lens!). The fog seemed to mute all the sounds except from the curious ducks that happily explored the newly thawed water. C&C welcome.
Canon 5D Mark II + EF 17-40mm f/4L. 26mm 1/800sec at f/8, ISO3200 (to capture the snow flakes and the ducks).
Posted by Bert Fukuda on April 26, 2009 at 9:39 PM
Nice and moody shot Tien-Chien. How cold was it up there?
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7 repliesCanon 5D Mark II + EF 17-40mm f/4L. 26mm 1/800sec at f/8, ISO3200 (to capture the snow flakes and the ducks).
Like the comp and the mood here as well. The snow along the shore line provides a nice fg subject.
Like Joshua said, the lake sure has thawed over the past two weeks.