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February 043-1-4

February 043-1-4

Still enjoying the snow. Snow and cold beats horse flies.

Still enjoying the snow. Snow and cold beats horse flies.
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NIKON D5100

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settings

Aperture f/18.0 ISO 800 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 2500/10

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upload_date

Feb, 2015

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Awards

Contest Finalist in Show Snowflakes Photo Contest

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+74

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+69

Absolute Masterpiece

+50

Outstanding Creativity

+24

All Star

+10

Magnificent Capture

+10

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+1

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hi where was this photo taken

Just outside of Clayton, NY. Near the St. Lawrence River.

Nice shot!

Thank you!.

Beautiful shot!!! Congrats!

Beautiful! Congratulations on your feature! :D

Beautiful.. Congrats :)

Beautiful shot! Congrats on being featured!

gorgeous photo

Very nice capture!Congrats

beautiful photo

So much detail, this phototure completely captures the moment - the environment, the sound of the snow, the smell of the wet horse - the snowy objects in the background, the blotches of snow in the foreground - I love it. In addition - I realize how difficult yet invigorating it is to venture out in conditions like this - and how exciting it must have been to see this phototure turn out like it did. Beautifully done!!!

Nice

beautiful shot

LOVE this !

Beautiful shot, love the crisp detail on his back.

A wonderful shot! Congratulations!

Your equine shots are fantastic

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