Little House on the Prairie...
posted by Ryan H at
1:48 AM
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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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7 Comments:
That is simply incredible!!! Are all these pictures you've been taking near where you are?
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Bethany, at 8:59 AM
where is that one Ry?!?!?
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Anonymous, at 10:08 AM
Wow! The contrasts in that are stunning! You didn't use HDR on that by any chance did you? The exposure is awesome!
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muzic4him, at 10:21 AM
Bethany:
This photo was taken in Montana, out on the prairie. The boats were taken in Door County, WI, about 3 hours north of where we live. (Door County is the thumb of WI.) The sunset through the leaves was taken just south of LaCrosse. (around an hour away) And finally, the kitty is ours! :-)
Becca:
:-) Montana!!! I took it on the way back from Titus' wedding.
Annie:
Yes, I did some HDR work on that one, but it was post-processing, rather than multiple-exposure. I didn't have my tripod with me that day! :-)
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Ryan H, at 9:51 PM
I figured it might have been around there... =)
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Anonymous, at 10:22 AM
Cool! And very creative caption by the way. :)
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Goldfish, at 2:26 PM
I just LOVE this photo!!! I feel like I'm standing right there walking towards the house. Great contrasts of textures between the clear, crisp sky and the soft, luscious grass. Beautiful.
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Emily Mitton, at 9:53 AM
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