Snow in the New Jersey Pinelands.
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10 comments:
Very cool -0 and love the light behind the tree! Awesome!
I hope you didn't put your camera at risk to get this wonderful shot.
@ Danudin: I have a Ford Escape hybrid. It is a small SUV. I set the camera up on a tripod under the back hatch. Safe and secure. Mostly.
@ Both: Thanks! :-)
Do you do astro photography? I would like to give it a try, but I have a fork mount (CPC 800), which means I would need a wedge, and I don't see that happening anytime soon. I would love to see some of your astro photography, if you do that also. I did see a couple of great shots of the moon. The one with Saturn was nice.
What a wonderfully strange and atmospheric image!
Fabulous image. Love the tomes and the action.
@ Linda: I'm a novice astrophotographer at best. Moon shots are pretty much it so far. But I'm looking to do more. So maybe I'll have some to post later this year.
@ Bobbie and mljrbg: Thanks. I'm glad you like it.
Love this one, Steve. The light is really creative.
I hate snow but this is just outstanding! I love the light and the tone.
Beautiful, stunning image!
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