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Published: 2008-01-24 06:02:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 270; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 8
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This photo was taken during the summer while in Leadville Colorado in late June. The three of us were like OMG snow when we found this little spot. Keeley wanted to climb in and play in it but we figured this wasn't a safe snow spot to play in.The area where we were working was that of an old mining town. This pile of snow is sitting in an entrance for an old silver mine. Technically this depression was more then likely an old air shaft many miners would also use these to access that area of the mine encase a cave in occurred. About two weeks later I looked in it and the snow had finally melted away.
Kodak EasyShare C763
7.1 MegaPixel
No PS manipulation done outside of a sharpening.
If you want stock photo no watermark then please do ask.
(If anyone can come up with a better name then please do tell I can't come up with anything good.)
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I think it would have been interesting to see you tamper with the exposure in-camera a bit. If it's similar to my husband's little Kodak, you should have a manual setting where you're able to manipulate the Fstop and shutter speed a bit more. The overexposure in the sunlight is a bit distracting, of course you might lose the details a bit where the sunlight is not. It'd be interesting to see it just the same.
I'm of your line of thinking. I don't really manipulate my images after I take them, but I will go in and spot tone them (clean up little dust motes, etc). In-camera is the way to go!
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Hum.... I'll have a look at the camera. The only bad thing after taking this photo was having to climb back up onto the Belgian Mule I had been riding that day.
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Actually that mule's brother was worse. But I loved ridding Hankers. He was like that kid at school who wore the helmet. He was so stupid at times.
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