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upload_dateFeb, 2014

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5 Comments |
fredbarber
 
fredbarber February 20, 2014
Just breath taking
LotusMomentsPhotography
LotusMomentsPhotography February 21, 2014
Thank you! :)
sweetpea72
 
sweetpea72 February 20, 2014
Just gorgeous (:
LotusMomentsPhotography
LotusMomentsPhotography February 21, 2014
Thanks for the comment! I really appreciate it. :)
jrhalphen
 
jrhalphen March 05, 2014
beautiful!
birdlover54
 
birdlover54 March 05, 2014
beautiful capture, fantastic lighting and composition.!
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gunners42 March 13, 2014
love it.......

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Behind The Lens

Location

This photo was taken at a county park in New Jersey

Time

It was approximately 2:00 p.m. EST

Lighting

We had a very wet snow that fell in the early morning. The snow was sticking to the trees and even hours later the snow still sparkled in the sun.

Equipment

I used a Nikon D5200 and there was enough light that I held it in my hand.

Inspiration

I loved the look of the snow sticking to all of the branches and the reflections on the brook. I also loved the way the sun provided shadows on the snow.

Editing

I cropped the photo slightly but did not do any other processing.

In my camera bag

I have a Nikon D800 and a Nikon D5200 along with a variety of lenses.

Feedback

If you see something that you think looks pretty or interesting than take a ton of pictures. Try all different angles, speeds, and focal lengths. Sometimes squatting down close to the ground can change an image completely. The key is to try and try again.

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