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stego 2007-01-02 15:24
Hi Kath,
Congratulation for your 400th post! Surely a very nice one, with all the ingredients you use to please us: wise pov, great sharpness, colors and light, informative note.
Isn't that light a bit surprising for a November day in England?
If I had doubts about your perfectionism, I would loose them with this one: using a tripod with such a light, "only" to be able to shoot at f22!?
Great work.
Regards, Jos.
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01-03-2007, 12:21 AM
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To stego: November light
Thank you for visit and kind comments.
As long as there is sun, autumn and winter provide excellent light for photography as the sun doesn't get very high in the sky when there is only 7 or 8 hours of daylight. This was taken around mid-day! Don't believe all the press that says it rains all the time. (although I must confess it does rain more than in Portugal) As for the tripod; it's my "D200 resolution" to use one whenever possible. Many of my photos are taken on long walks and on trips when a tripod is not convenient, so when it's just a short walk from the car my tripod won't be far away. Thanks again Kath 
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