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hikerduane wrote:Thanks. The dogwoods here are close. That fern, is that the upside down variety?:)
Yep...ferns are always upside down in reflections ;)
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We went out to the meadows at 3:00 AM to take a crack at a Moonbow shot. This one was pretty clear but severley underexposed so there is a lot of noise. It's kind of hard to manually focus in the dark and then guess how long to leave the shutter open. We had a 1.5 hour window of opportunity and i only managed 4 exposures, guess I need to work on my night time photography skills ;)

Would love to try again sometime!

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Wow :eek: :eek: Those are beautiful. I have seen bears several times, but have not been lucky enough to get a shot that was not blurred or so far away that only I knew it was a bear.

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Fabulous shots again Michael. Love the bears! Great attempt at the night shot too! I love trying my hand at these shots, they are so fun and so hard.
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Very nice. You have quite the collection of peewee cascades Michael. Fair chance I might be in the valley next Sunday unless we get more into a couple other areas further north. ...David
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Lookin good Michael. Isn't night photography fun!!? I've really come to enjoy doing it. It can be humbling at first, especially when you forget your watch and a flashlight!!
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