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Trying my hand at creating a "Grunge Effect" frame.

Trying my hand at creating a "Grunge Effect" frame.
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NIKON D200

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/640

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Feb, 2013

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Very nicely done. The sky is awesome & deserves all the space in the frame you gave it.

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Mother Northern Shoveler duck ensuring that the road is safe to cross. Her ducklings are staying close as they don't want to lose sight of Mother.

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The place where I grew up, did a lot of swimming in this lake way back when. Still as peaceful and homey.

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Mother Norther Shoveler advising baby ducklings to stay close to her as possible.

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