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10-DEC-2005 Lee Rudd

Thomas Andrew

Holsworthy, Devon

Saturday 10th December 2005 - Day 357

I must admit this old 'new' camera is frustrating me, as I relearn what so annoyed me with it before - the lag and the responsiveness to say the least.

What I hope I havent let it do is take my thoughts away from the picture at hand. A journey to Holsworthy today, bought on by an gorgeous winters day.

I was struck by the solitude of a small group of gravestones amidst this gnarled tree.

FujiFilm FinePix S602 Zoom
1/12s f/10.0 at 7.8mm iso160 full exif

other sizes: small medium large auto
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Guest 13-Dec-2005 18:12
Well done shot. Doesn't look like the non-DSLR has hampered you one bit!
laine8212-Dec-2005 13:38
It's just wonderful Lee & I could continue staring at it...Has my vote
Steven Jusczyk11-Dec-2005 09:13
Great light and contours. A lasting image.
Sheena Woodhead11-Dec-2005 08:39
Excellent, atmospheric image you have created here, Lee. You're doing pretty good with your old 'new' camera, which reminds me I haven't used the Fuji 6900z for ages!
Guest 10-Dec-2005 23:48
Nice treatment to this.
Poor you...I can imagine the frustration w/ the time lag with non DSLR.
Gail Davison10-Dec-2005 20:57
Wonderful shot, Lee.
Mindy McNaugher10-Dec-2005 20:27
Excellent image!! Fabulous composition with the gnarled tree! Wonderful tones and light creating a superb eerie feeling!
beverley harrison10-Dec-2005 19:52
well i think you are managing quite well but i bet you can't wait to get your baby back!!
Jola Dziubinska10-Dec-2005 17:34
Extraordinary image, very well done.
Guest 10-Dec-2005 16:40
That is gorgeous and I LOVE the treatment you've given it. What is the prognosis for the D70?