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Crane's Beach

Canon PowerShot G9

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Aperture f/4 ISO 80 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 29167/1000

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Aug, 2017

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sun setting on one of the many waterways on Cape Cod, Mass.

This is in the Catskill Mountains following a particularly dry summer.

This was taken in June, 2013, a super moon.

This is a view of Mt. Tremper from State Route 28 in New York in October.

Cape Cod, 2008. The loving couple caught my eye and my heart to think that, at any age, affection and love is still active.

The location is a park on the Hudson River in Kingston.

There is this squirrel who loves running back and forth across my deck. Every so often he stops to look in through the glass doors leading into my di

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Location

Crane's Beach, Ipswich, Mass.

Time

mid afternoon

Lighting

sometimes the object in its location stands by itself with no need to enhance it. This particular object is somewhat of an anomaly due to its location. Crane's Beach is known locally for its beautiful white sand and the dunes with beach grass bordering the beach separating it from the parking area. Bushes are few if any. The season, Autumn, cleaned the leaves off leaving a lonely-looking skeleton behind.

Equipment

I'm sorry, but, I don't remember. It was either a Canon Power Shot G9 or a Nikon CoolPix S4300. Nothing else.

Inspiration

Crane's Beach was the "go to" on the North Shore of Massachusetts when I was in High School. Going there on a "nostalgia trip" I noticed more vegetation than I remembered. When I saw this skeleton of a bush I felt it embodied the solitude of the beach in the fall.

Editing

nothing other than standard printing.

In my camera bag

I usually load my pockets to go out, but, when I carry a purse, the Nikon is in one of the pockets. When I go for a "photo ops" ride, both the Nikon is with me and the Canon. The Canon is packed with a couple of filters, especially the polarized one, and two lenses, one for extra distance and one for panorama shots.

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Mostly I photograph what pleases my eye in shape, size, color, landscape, seascape, sky and clouds, not often seen animals and anything else that catches my eye, especially if weather or time of day or time of the year could enhance the picture.

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