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Schoolmarm Laura's Hat
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david_mathre




Location: Skillman NJ US
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A look into the School at Bodie. Shot through the window
· Date: Fri 7-November-2008 · Views: 1451 · Filesize: 88.8kb, 158.1kb · Dimensions: 1280 x 853 ·
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Keywords: Schoolmarm Laura's Hat
Camera: D300
Lens & Filters: 200 mm f/2
ISO: 200
Aperture: f/4
Shutter speed: 1/320
Location: Bodie Village
Tripod and ball head
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STAN__LEE
Location: ROSEVILLE CA US
Posts: 6,708
Sat 08-November-2008 06:05

David, great detail in the 'straw hat'. Like the 'frumpy' thingy; it contrasts well with the more linear elements. Simple subject, well executed. (Do wish the front of the brim was complete but, that's just a nit.) Have enjoyed your other postings as well. (Wish I could've been there!). Regards. stan
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david_mathre
Location: Skillman NJ US
Posts: 536
Sat 08-November-2008 06:22

Thanks, composition was hit or miss since I was holding the lens right on the window to avoid reflections. Would have been a lot easier if in the room. DJM
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dbrooks
Location: Owings Mills MD US
Posts: 48
Wed 07-September-2011 06:41

I remember that hat.
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