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By: Leslie Hancock
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Photographer	Leslie Hancock {Karma:910}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon S50
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	7.0-21.0mm @ 7.0mm
Uploaded	11/28/2003	Film / Memory Type	ISO 50
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	359	Shutter	1/13 sec
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/6.3
Critiques	6	Rating	6.30 / 5 Ratings
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Sandra Bozic {K:3963} 1/13/2004

This 1 as well! (and U know it:) C 031128152058 ))

John Bohner

{K:8368} 11/28/2003

I am impressed. The little droplets on the close branch really add to the feeling of damp. Ian is right good on you for risking the wetness. Good exposure too. Keep posting please. - J

Grigoriy Linshits {K:373} 11/28/2003

very interesting picture.

dave jones {K:608} 11/28/2003

very nice, The exposure is very good. I really love to shoot fog scene i just took a bunch in the smokies check them out

Christopher Seaman {K:92} 11/28/2003

Love the mood of this photo

Cheers

Chris

Ian Crean {K:14866} 11/28/2003

Two things I notice, first the sets of vertical and curved lines of the trees and second how you have portrayed the wetness of the scene. I know there's no 'obvious focal point' but I find the whole absorbing. Full marks too for getting out there when most of us would be tucked up warm & dry!

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