on the spring waters
on the spring waters
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Canon 30D, Canon 70-200mm 4.0 L,Canon 18-55mm IS-Sigma 2.8-4 28-70 DG,, Sigma 28-70mm 2.8 EX DG, Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 EX DG HSM, canon f/1.8 USM EF 85mm, Canon speedlite 420EX flash
This would be a great photo if it wasn't for the lens flair. Gee...I just realized I'm finding learning some of this photography stuff...I recognized the lens flair. Your hand or a lens hood might have prevented this. But the composition is great.Originally Posted by rlcphotos
Mary
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The composition is great. I love the subject as well. Every time I have a great photo op, it is always when the sun is out and BRIGHT, and usually right behind the subject!
Canon 50D - yes I love it.
580 EX II speedlite
too many things to list here,but my favorite lens is my
50mm 1.8
I don't think that's lens flare, Mary. I think it might be some over-hanging tree branches. Possibly willow?
Gary
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I have been looking at that and looking at that trying to figure out what it can be.
Canon 50D - yes I love it.
580 EX II speedlite
too many things to list here,but my favorite lens is my
50mm 1.8
Thats definately a reflection of something in the water. It looks almost architectural like a building, obalisk or something like that.
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