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Archive for 27. January 2010
Nail on a fence board
27. January 2010 by Friedhelm.
My morning exercise walk serves two purposes. I hope to keep my body in shape and I try to keep my photographic eye sharp. Most of the time I walk the same route and I am amazed how many times I discover something that I have not seen before like this nail on a fence board. When I walk I try to keep my camera gear to a minimum. I love to take just one lens with me. The morning I photographed the nail, I just took my 85mm portrait lens and a 12mm extender to get some close-up shots like this one. Camera setting: f2.8, 1/80sec., ISO 100.
Enjoy and challenge yourself photographing with just one lens!
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