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This was taken last month at a wedding I shot with my good friend Dan. It is located about an hour away from Louisville in a small town called Brandenburg. The venue was quite nice and the weather that day was perfect. This little bridge lead to the woods and an outhouse (which I had just visited). However, what strikes me about this image was that shortly after taking it, my lens defaulted and has not been the same since! ๐ It is operational but not without personal frustration and frequent mechanical failure. Oh well, I guess I need to get used to shooting prime lenses better anyway. This next week I will be at the beach for a family vacation. It will be my first opportunity to shoot some beach landscapes and possibly some sunsets/sunrises. By this time next week I hope to have something to show of the week (that is, if my lenses work!). Have a great weekend everyone!
Here’s the exif data for the photogs:
Camera: Canon 20D Lens: 28-135mm IS USM Focal Length:75mm Tv: 1/80 sec Av: f/5.0 ISO: 400 WB: Daylight
See also Joe Thorn’s, Steve McCoy’s, Tom Ascol’s, Joe Kennedy’s, Alex Forrest’s, and Laura Beth’s Friday pics. For poetry and prose, check out Brent Thomas, and for history see William Turner.
I like that shot.
was that at the old saw mill in Brandenburg?
Alex,
Thanks!
Scott,
Bingo! How in the world did you know that! It was a wedding a Doe Run. You must have visited that outhouse before . . . ๐