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The Little Park of Colors

© Jennifer A. Lambert

The Little Park of Colors

Uploaded: October 12, 2008

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Steven E. Ray October 15, 2008

This is one of the best of this series. They almost look cut out because the background ambient is mostly low frequency light (3200 kelvin), however they seem to be illuminated with high frequency lighting (5600 kelvin). Made me stare at it along time :) Nicely taken Jennifer! #1016607

Jennifer A. Lambert October 15, 2008

Hey Steven,
Thank you so much for your comments ! This was actually taken outside at a park by our house in the late afternoon. 1/2 of the tree was lit up by the sun and the other was shaded. I didn't use a flash, just the natural light.
Blessings, Jenny

Thank you so much for looking...if you look even closer you can see a house behind the tree on the left and a car on the right..which I tried to camo..poorly..lol ! #6604991


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