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Dennis Lang

Dennis Lang

© 2010 by Staton Rabin

© 2010 by Staton Rabin
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XS

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settings

Aperture f/3.5 ISO 200 Shutter 1/160

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upload_date

Aug, 2013

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126

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Awards

Well Done

Superb Composition

Outstanding Creativity

Exceptional Contrast

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Absolute Masterpiece

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oh my gosh...this would have made a good scary one for halloween

Very nice capture, subject, DOP, etc. I just finished rereading Moby Dick too. Thanks for sharing. :-)

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While I walking along in Tarrytown, New York, a doe seemed as surprised to see me as I was to see her.

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