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Photo of the Day : December 2010
- Thread starter Designer Dale
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Atlanta got its first white Christmas since 1882. We didn't get much, but it was enough to cover the ground and make for some nice pictures. Here's one of mine.
Of course, I couldn't take just one. The others are on Flickr. I still have some night shots to process where the streetlamps cast a surreal yellowish-orange glow over the snow.
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Of course, I couldn't take just one. The others are on Flickr. I still have some night shots to process where the streetlamps cast a surreal yellowish-orange glow over the snow.
Ran out of space/bandwidth on Flickr. Trying to find an alternative that works as well. Not really liking the options so far. Perhaps I'll pay for a pro account and/or be more selective with what I upload. Current pic is now on Picasa.
The closest I'm gonna get to snow here.
Camera Canon EOS REBEL T2i
Exposure 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture f/6.3
Focal Length 35 mm
ISO Speed 100
Something about this pic makes me smile. Maybe its the colour and vitality and framing. Or maybe it's the fact that I'm still snowed in. Or, who knows, maybe it's listening to the cricket through the night as England pile on the runs...
Great view... but I'd want to be shooting it from the other site of that pole. There's gotta be a great long shot to take, too, with the tall buildings framed against those distant peaks...
There's truly a magic to film no amount of post can recreate. Or I could just be making a donkey out of myself and this actually is digital. Either way, great job capturing the magic!
It's load-bearing pole, if I take it out, the mountain falls apart and bury L.A.
I couldn't zoom in because I'm using prime and the mountain was 10 miles away from Downtown. Here's the closest I could take a shot of (cropped). 
From what location did you take that from? I'm interested in a high point that over looks downtown like that viewing from West towards the East. Any suggestion is appreciated.
