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Fishing in the sunup


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Submitted by: Martin Joergensen

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Camera manufacturer KONICA MINOLTA  
Camera model DYNAX 7D 
Exposure time 1/750 s 
Lens focal length 24 mm (~36 mm on 35 mm film) 
Lens aperture f 8 
ISO 100 
Date and time of original 2005-09-04 07:03 
Software used Adobe Photoshop 7.0 


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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted September 22nd 2005

Dave,

The scene just kept on becoming more and more beautiful. This was a very foggy morning, and even after the sun was above the horizon the veiw was magnificent. Usually the magic disappears once the sun clears the horizon, but not here. The fantastic light didn't vanish before the fog had been burned off.

Martin


From: Dave Cook · djcook·at·spacelink.com.au  Link
Submitted September 5th 2005

Yes, good one Martin. How many times did you say to yourself, "I should just wait a little bit longer for that sun to show"



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