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Frozen Choke Cherries,was hard to get a good focus windy wrong lens(excuses,excuses :)
Frozen Choke Cherries,was hard to get a good focus windy wrong lens(excuses,excuses :)
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Location
There is a wooded area with a path that runs through it near my home and I go there often because it is in a city where nature is quickly disappearing, progress I guess.Time
I was outside at around sunrise as I like to get up early and go out to greet the world,it was very cool this day and I noticed some ice on the remaining foliage so I took some close-ups of various things.Lighting
The lighting in this photo was off my right shoulder and didn't present a shadow problem, so no flash was used.Equipment
I'm new to this and I use a Canon T5 with a battery grip for extended power and I used a 300mm lens for this one because I was looking for wildlife and I don't get to close for the shots.Inspiration
This shot tells a story of dying and rebirth after the Winter, but still provides a little something for the creatures until Spring.Editing
There is no post-processing on this photo.In my camera bag
I only carry two lens with me when I go outside,a 300mm and a a kit 55mm that came with the camera, sometimes I'll have a wide-angle attached with macro option with me.Feedback
I try to remember that little things look beautiful if you can see them ????
