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Sunny Winter Walk_5413

Sunny Winter Walk_5413

Section of the boardwalk, part of the walk path in town taken on a cold, snowy morning with bright sunlight, wind chill at - 9 degrees....
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Section of the boardwalk, part of the walk path in town taken on a cold, snowy morning with bright sunlight, wind chill at - 9 degrees.
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camera

Canon EOS 60D

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settings

Aperture f/8.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2014

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116

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+12

Awards

Superb Composition

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Peer Award

Magnificent Capture

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Love this, I feel I can actually hear the snow crunch under my feet and see my breath. Love the lines and symmetry

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