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Snowy Days

Snowy Days

My friend from Taiwan had never experienced a Canadian Winter and asked me to document her making her first snowman to show her family back home.

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My friend from Taiwan had never experienced a Canadian Winter and asked me to document her making her first snowman to show her family back home.

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NIKON D300S

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/60

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Jan, 2013

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Beautiful shot!

thank you =)

nice smile & nice capture

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very nice shot

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Absolutely love this shot, please put in Portraits in Natural Light!

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Love this shot!!

Excellent colour and composition and smile...

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