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2012. Another camera club special subject--Paranormal. This was done with a single shot in camera using a long shutter speed and a flashlight covered with a tr...
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2012. Another camera club special subject--Paranormal. This was done with a single shot in camera using a long shutter speed and a flashlight covered with a transparency sheet printed solid red. The red was a little too strong so I did tone it down some in Lightroom.
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 100 Shutter 50/1 Focal Length 18/1

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upload_date

Aug, 2015

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80

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+4

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Outstanding Creativity

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Absolute Masterpiece

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Mono Lake. Taken during Stockton Camera Club's 2011 Eastern Sierra Fall Color Trip. We had fantastic sunset color the second two nights on that trip.

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Frank Quinville House, Bodie, CA. 2010.

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2013. I had rented a 24-70 f-2.8 lens for a friend's grandson's wedding and still had the lens for the day after the wedding so we headed to Yosemite.

2015. Fun with a 9 stop ND at twilight. Challenging myself with seascapes and experimenting with long exposure.

2013. This was created for a camera club special subject--Faucets. It turned into a commentary on California's drought and water use.

2013. We heard the thunder and jumped into the car. We got ahead of the storm not too far from our house in Escalon. As my husband waited in the ca

2012. One of my camera club's special subjects was Hats. The one type of thing we most definitely have around this house is hats--fedoras, driving c

2013. More fun with water and long exposures. This is just off the road to Hetch Hetchy and was taken a few months before the Rim Fire.

2013. A local farm that had just finished planting an almond orchard.

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2015. Pigeon Point Lighthouse. More trying my hand at seascapes. I'm also experimenting with negative space with this image. I wanted the negative sp

2010. Cosumnes River Preserve. This image was from a series of weekends spent hunting for images for a Delta themed camera club show. I was attempting

2011. This was another beautiful day spent exploring the local countryside with my husband while he geocached. This area is along the edge of the foot

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