I cut through the Dykeman Spring Nature Park on my way to the grocery store this morning. I had the camera set on b&w and ISO 400 and didn't change it, just changing aperture and shutter speed as needed; I was doing an experiment, acting like it was the old, pre-color film days. I took a lot of shots, starting downtown and along the way on the other side of the park, but these three from the park are the only shots that pleased me. Enjoy!
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Dykeman Spring wetlands |
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The creek in the Dykeman Spring Nature Park |
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Canada Geese on the north pond in the park |
© 2014 by A. Roy Hilbinger
Aperture. My photography class is all about aperture this week! :)
ReplyDeleteNice photos...love the black and white. It snowed and sleeted here today so I'm sure you'll get some tomorrow!
Nothing tops the allure of good black and white. I especially love the first one... all those tones in the trees draw one in.
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