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23-JUN-2008

Wanda Nature Series 2 06_23_08.jpg

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
1/125s f/3.5 at 105.0mm iso800 hide exif
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Date/Time23-Jun-2008 08:00:38
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length105 mm
Exposure Time1/125 sec
Aperturef/3.5
ISO Equivalent800
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Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
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Giancarlo Guzzardi30-Jun-2008 09:57
dreaming mood and brilliant green color in background.
a fascinating image
Chris Friloux26-Jun-2008 01:47
Ok, ya caught me there... mother nature. My college roomate was a forestry major and I remembered that one from his rambling about plants and trees.
Wm. Bates25-Jun-2008 03:41
Chris,

for someone who couldn't even tell Me the names of some of the plants growing in your home town, you sure surprise Me knowing the Latin term for poison ivy. . .. and NO, I wouldn't be stupid enough to sit on that butt nekkid! Me knows what that stuff looks like! (said in My best country girl twang of an accent)

Wanda
Chris Friloux25-Jun-2008 01:14
Oh no, is that "Rhus Toxicodendron" you are sitting in nature girl?
Guest 25-Jun-2008 01:05
The Brad Paisley song comes to mind re checking for ticks.
Bob from Down Under 25-Jun-2008 00:18
Jim, in my opinion, you don't get it. Nymphets are precocious, and mystical. They aren't blatant. Please don't turn Wanda around. That would leave nothing for the future. Keep Wanda as a mystical nymphet, I say!!! These are perfect examples. I believe that's why we thirst for each next excrutiatingly beautiful shot, by these two extremely talented individuals. My thoughts for today. I look forward to other comments on this.
Jim McKinlock24-Jun-2008 23:50
Eric is right, Yesterday's picture was great, this is better. Now for tomorrow can we have her turn around?
Scott 24-Jun-2008 22:56
Very nice. Love the outdoor shots. One of the things my wife and I enjoy doing while hiking the Colorado mountains.
Eric Hewis24-Jun-2008 17:18
Wanda, If you need any splinters removing.........
VerymarriedV 24-Jun-2008 17:03
I agree with everyone else. The natural colors in this picture make it even better than the previous one. Of course I'm partial to any picture that has Wanda in it.
Wm. Bates24-Jun-2008 14:04
Bob,

Yes, it's a log you see below My hand. If you look carefully, you can see that I am actually perched on that log.

Wanda
Guest 24-Jun-2008 11:54
Excellent comp and lighting. Jv V!
Jola Dziubinska24-Jun-2008 09:01
Yes, this one is very good, I like the saturation and Wanda's romantic pose. V.
Bob from Down Under 24-Jun-2008 08:21
Change that to - nymphet. My Collins English Dictionary describes a nymphet as a young girl who is sexually precocious and desirable!!! What could be any closer to the truth, with this shot!!! You are two outstandingly gifted individuals.
Bob from Down Under 24-Jun-2008 08:17
Simply outstanding in every possible way - lighting, colour, composition, on and on it goes. Wanda looks like a very a young nymph. Congratulations to each of you.
Only thing I can't work out is - what's in the grass behind Wanda's hand - is it a log? If so, oh, to be a log!!! Well done!!!
Eric Hewis24-Jun-2008 08:10
Yesterday's picture was great, this is better.