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Lost Dog Lake, Algonquin Park

Lost Dog Lake, Algonquin Park

Lost Dog Lake, Algonquin Park

Lost Dog Lake, Algonquin Park
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NIKON D800

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 3200 Shutter 30/1

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Jul, 2014

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Love this! Beautiful!

Love the color, water, composition, night, etc. lol Congrats

magnifico spettacolo!

Beautiful photo - did you light paint the rocks?

Yes I did :) I used my headlamp and stood off to the right side of the picture and used a swirling motion to paint it in. It took my a few attempts to get it like I wanted.

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