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| Uploaded | November 15, 2012 |
| Make | Nikon |
| Model | E7600 |
| Exposure | 1/250 sec at f/2.8 |
| Flash | No Flash |
| Focal Length | 7.8 mm |
| ISO | 50 |
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There are still some tracks ahead of me, but not a vehicle in sight.
In the JPG Takes Richmond Part 2 The Return Home photo essay.
9 responses
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Ann Reece gave props (15 Nov 2012):
Even though it is beautiful, sure glad that we do not have to drive in snow like this! Makes for a great photo though : )
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Kelly Nichols said (16 Nov 2012):
I love the quietness of a snowy day in the country, where you can sometimes hear the snow falling and the air circulating among the snow-covered trees. There's something so magical about it. I miss living in the country sometimes, as I did as a girl. Thanks for sharing!!
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Donald Garrett gave props (16 Nov 2012):
Very bleak ride home, but still pretty!
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Katherine Nak gave props (17 Nov 2012):
I love the snow! I don't like driving in it! scary view ahead! Great shot,
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Michele Wambaugh said (18 Nov 2012):
Wow!
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Cicely Graham gave props (26 Nov 2012):
Kelly says it all -- certainly I'd never want to leave the countryside for any built up place. Your countryside is very, very lovely, Fred and these photos of it covered in snow are really good :-)
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Regenia Brabham gave props (28 Nov 2012):
It is so beautiful and peaceful!
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Robert R. Gaines gave props (10 Dec 2012):
Beautiful stuff if you don't have to out in it, have heat and power. Nice series.
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Andrea Petersen gave props (3 Jan 2013):
Very pretty capture...the weather can determine the factor of time on how quickly one reaches their destination...Yesterday we had frost on the trees and it was lovely but it was slippery on our driveway ... my husband had to throw some ashes from our wood stove on the icy spots before we could get out with our car.
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