Color On The Street
ISO 100 ~ f/5.6 ~ 1/50 ~ 90mm
posted by Ryan H at
11:09 PM
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“Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet I say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.” Luke 12:27
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I shoot most all of my photos with my Canon 50D or aging Rebel XT along with my 28-135mm IS USM and 70-200mm f/2.8 L USM lenses. For wide-angle, I have the XT's 18-55mm kit lens.
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5 Comments:
Hey, I know where that is....! ;)
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Unknown, at 9:49 AM
Oooh -- I love it! The color is great; it makes you feel like it could be the house just down the street!
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Bethany, at 12:07 PM
I love it!! I cam across something like this when I was on vacation (well, on the way to visit a college). I didn't take a picture though, because I had already taken wa-a-a-ay too many (I was still using film at the time).
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Goldfish, at 8:51 PM
Hey, I found your page from another blog page. I LOVE all the pictures!! They are great. (Of course I'm sure you already knew that! LOL!) Anyway, I love to take pictures, mine are no where near that good, but I do like to take them, so the tips you give here will probably come in handy!!
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Jessica , at 6:25 PM
I love it! Such bright, sharp colors- it pulls the viewer in. Ah, the delights of Summer! :)
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Emily Mitton, at 1:33 PM
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