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We hadn't even realised it was there, and stumbled across it by accident. I love the way the monument has been positioned to look out over the hills. Far more poignant than facing the car park...VERY fond memories of my last visit to that monument ..... :O)
Thank you, so much. That was the KIT LENS! lol! Here's what else is funny. I bought my D70 on May 1st. That shot was taken on May 7th. I didn't have the slightest idea what I was doing.Wow. Fantastic picture jammerbirdi. So clean and sharp. May I ask
what lens you used for this photo? (not that I think it's the lens
that made this magic, but you![]()
Is this in Minneapolis?
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John
Thank you SO much for your comment about my shot. I have to say, I'm not a nature photography person... but your bird shot is ART. Incredible.
Quite simply it's the reaction from, one would hope, normally rational people such as your brother in law which is fuelling this misplaced paranoia.My brother-in-law's first reaction to seeing the shots I have on
display at home from the same shoot was that they were 'disgusting'
but I think his assumption and reaction are his problem, not mine.
In the UK this subject has been rumbling on for weeks, after an
amateur street-photographer was arrested and apparently subjected
to all kinds of humiliation after taking candids in Trafalgar
Square which happened to include some children. Queue righteous
indignation on the part of all street photographers, and various
'only doing my job and protecting the public' comments from the
fuzz.
God only knows what the answer is.
Oh it's worthy. That is FANTASTIC. If you look close near the bottom you can see the folks in their finery. Beautiful shot!This one isn't worthy of sharing space in the same thread with the
other incredible pictures that have been posted, but this is my
favorite picture from 2004.
Thank you for sharing your shot.
Warm regards for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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Glenn Dortch
'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you'
http://www.pbase.com/glennd