"WHITEOUT"
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Submitted to Spiral
Photo Info
| Uploaded | November 25, 2012 |
| Taken | November 25, 2010 |
| Make | Olympus Imaging Corp. |
| Model | FE25,X20 |
| Exposure | 1/30 sec at f/3.1 |
| Focal Length | 6.3 mm |
| ISO | 2768 |
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"Whiteout is a term for blowing snow that obliterates seeing where one is going (on the road particularly) I stepped out early this morning to shoot a few frames of the newly falling snow and was met by a gust of wind and caught this swirling image."
16 responses
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James Wiley gave props (25 Nov 2012):
Great catch...That bit of light shining through really makes this!
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Lynn E. Harvey gave props (25 Nov 2012):
Fantastic!!!
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Sonia Adam Murray gave props (28 Nov 2012):
Awesome!!!!!!
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Drora Baharal said (2 Dec 2012):
interesting
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Andrea Petersen gave props (20 Jun 2013):
You caught the moment very well...The snow really sprials in the wind.
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Andrea Petersen gave props (9 Sep 2013):
Back to vote on your spiral entry!
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Kathleen DesHotel gave props (14 Sep 2013):
Magical
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Ann Reece gave props (17 Sep 2013):
I have been in this kind of white out before - excellent take on the theme, Voted : )
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Saroj Swain gave props (19 Sep 2013):
interesting...
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Michele Wambaugh gave props (29 Sep 2013):
Wonderful!
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Michele Wambaugh said (29 Sep 2013):
Back to Vote! Have a great week, David!
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Lynn E. Harvey gave props (3 Oct 2013):
BTV..will look for more of Robert's words..be safe!
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Mima Boscolo gave props (6 Oct 2013):
ridle: snow or stars? of course snow, but at first sight? Mystery! great shot!
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JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (10 Oct 2013):
like being in a observatory
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John Linton gave props (15 Oct 2013):
Oh YEAH! Rad!
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Deborah Downes gave props (7 Nov 2013):
Great catch and capture. Voted.
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