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Uploaded: November 07, 2007
Wood Duck. I used my long lens to get close enough to the duck to make it the subject in the photo. The shallow DOF also helps make the duck stand out against the background of the reflections on the water. I was glad the duck swam through the blue area because his head is not competing with the brown reflection. 1/1250s @ f/6.3, exp. comp. -1.33, ISO 250, 400mm.
Kay E. Mahoney
November 07, 2007
Becky J. Parkinson
November 07, 2007
Becky J. Parkinson
November 08, 2007
Thanks - I appreciate it!
Becky #5045915
Becky J. Parkinson
November 12, 2007
What nice words! Thank you and I certainly enjoyed looking at your gallery...stunning photos.
Becky #5065084
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