Posts Tagged “Landscape”
Today, I present a lesson. I can’t call it a lesson learned, because I’m still learning it. The lesson is: pay attention to your aperture, and choose it wisely. On this particular day, I forgot about that, and I’m still kicking myself over it. I was on a vacation, staying on the coast of Maine….
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One day this summer I got up well before dawn, to load gear into the car and drive down to a favorite location in the Killbuck Marsh area, some twenty miles south. I parked the car just off the side of the dirt road, strapped gear onto my back, and headed into a field of…
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I haven’t posted in awhile, but I come bearing an excuse from home: I was on vacation in September, a driving trip with my wife to Nova Scotia (via the Canadian route on the way up, and coming back down on the American side), and then my mother broke her kneecap, which at her advanced…
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